Three Years Later, He Came Back Begging novel Chapter 453

Bonnie stared at them with complete indifference. "Do you need something?"

Abby rolled her eyes, crossing her arms as she looked Bonnie up and down. "I heard you got into The Cabinda School. Do the students there know how much you love seducing guys?"

Bonnie's expression remained completely unfazed. If insults like that hadn't broken her when she was an isolated seventh-grader being cornered on the track field, they definitely weren't going to affect her now.

It was honestly just exhausting.

"If you want to know," Bonnie said, locking eyes with Abby, "you can always test into the school yourself and ask them. You could even hand out flyers while you're at it."

Before Abby could react, Bonnie added with lethal politeness, "Oh, my apologies. I forgot you two couldn't pass the entrance exam."

Abby choked on her words, her face flushing bright red. She absolutely despised girls like Bonnie—the ones who coasted by on flawless grades, rich families, and stunning looks. What made it infinitely worse was that Bonnie wasn't the type to burst into tears when cornered.

No matter what awful things they screamed at her, Bonnie always looked at them with that same calm, deeply condescending gaze. Like they were nothing but dirt on her shoe.

Abby couldn't stand her sickening arrogance.

"What the hell are you acting so high and mighty for? So what if your grades are good?" Bridget cut in aggressively. "Everyone hates you wherever you go! Tell me, Bonnie, how did it feel to go three whole years without a single friend? Do you need us to come down to Cabinda and spread the word for you? We can let everyone know that the great, beautiful Bonnie is too good to make friends because it distracts her from studying!"

Bonnie listened to their screeching with a deadpan expression. Even now, she still couldn't wrap her head around how people who were so clearly in the wrong could bully and slander someone with such terrifying confidence.

Even after being punished by the school, they felt zero remorse. They only grew more jealous and shameless.

Bonnie hated conflict, but that didn't mean she was going to roll over and take it.

Her voice dropped to a cold, mocking drawl. "Go right ahead. Honestly, thanks to you two, I had three whole years to focus entirely on my studies instead of wasting time dealing with people. If I had ended up making friends with garbage like you, my life would be ruined by now."

Abby and Bridget were trembling with rage. Even though they had relentlessly targeted Bonnie for years, they had never once managed to win an argument against her.

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