Reborn as a Weak Beauty Pampered by All novel Chapter 1472

Chapter 1472: Chapter 1250: [4]

In Liu Fang’s heart, White Rabbit milk candy is the best of the best. Though she hasn’t tasted it herself, she has heard people talk about how the White Rabbit milk candy is sweet and has a rich milky flavor, making it extraordinarily delicious.

When she saves up a bit more money, she plans to go to the supply and marketing cooperative to buy a few pieces of White Rabbit milk candy to give to Han Qian.

"Do you want to eat White Rabbit?"

Han Qian asked Liu Fang.

"No... no, it’s not me who wants to eat it. I wanted to buy it for you to eat." Liu Fang waved her hands repeatedly, afraid that Han Qian might misunderstand.

"I have White Rabbit candy too; my dad brought them for me last week."

As she spoke, Han Qian grabbed a handful of White Rabbit candies and walked over to Liu Fang: "Here." Stuffing them into her hand, Han Qian said: "Hold onto them. Now hurry up and eat some pastry."

"I can’t accept it."

While speaking, Liu Fang tried to get out of bed to return the White Rabbit milk candy to Han Qian, but Han Qian glared: "You’re being ridiculous. Just take what I give you; it’s not like I’m short on candy."

After eating two pieces of pastry, Han Qian laid back on the bed again, turning her back to Liu Fang: "The remaining pastries are all yours. If you can’t finish them, store them away, but pastries don’t keep well, so you’d better finish them before they spoil."

After speaking, Han Qian closed her eyes, but her mind remained exceptionally clear.

To be honest, she had never seen a school as rundown as this town middle school. It had around three hundred students, and the entire campus was in a dilapidated state. The desks and chairs in the classrooms were chipped and unrecognizable, and the glass in the windows was missing pieces here and there. It’s bearable in the summer, but isn’t the winter wind enough to freeze one to death?

But there was no choice; she was sent to this broken school by her family to study. It’s absolutely false to say she didn’t hate it, but there was nothing she could do to change the situation.

What she found hardest to accept were the daily meals.

Although she ate at the faculty cafeteria, the opportunity to eat meat dishes and white bread, as well as rice, dumplings, and such, was rare.

Day after day, if it wasn’t mixed grain bread with pickles paired with a bowl of corn porridge, it was boiled cabbage with a few floating pieces of fat meat, and a slightly better mixed-grain bread, alongside a bowl of see-through rice soup.

The meals were simple and crude, and her father didn’t give her money or coupons, making it impossible for her to occasionally change her taste with a meal at the town’s state-run restaurant.

Thinking about it, her father’s heart was truly ruthless!

No, it’s that evil Feng Lu’s fault that she can’t return home and is stuck in this broken place eating rough food while her father was deceived by her malicious stepmother.

But is that really the truth?

If it is, if her father was truly fooled by Feng Lu and sent her forcibly to endure this suffering, then what about her grandparents? How come they both changed from spoiling her to not liking her, only because she talked about the backgrounds of Luo Minghan and Luo Mingwei siblings?

Han Qian doesn’t know, but the truth is that this is the very reason why Father Han, Mother Han, and Han Bin were deeply disappointed in their granddaughter (daughter).

"Do you need water?" Liu Fang had only eaten one piece of pastry, and then she wrapped the pastry up and placed it on the half of the desk close to Han Qian, asking softly, thinking that if Han Qian was thirsty, she would help pour a cup of water.

However, Han Qian remained silent.

Liu Fang bit her lip, stood still for a moment, then turned and went back to her own bed. She actually knew that Han Qian, the classmate who transferred from the city, seemed to get along well with everyone but actually looked down on them, the rural children, and even the classmates from town weren’t regarded well by Han Qian.

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