Chapter 8 Good Sisters Who Didn't Love Learning

Susan didn't know anything about this. She changed the bedroom to avoid being disturbed by Henry. Although he was unlikely to bother her, she always recalled all the things in her previous life when caught Henry's room.

Henry didn't love her, he loved Sunny Hard, the lively girl who had dimples when she smiled.

After her death, they must have lived happily together, gotten married, given birth to children, and turned old together hand in hand.

Susan hated Sunny Hard very much mostly out of jealousy.

Sunny Hard was beautiful, totally a perfect match for Henry. Most importantly, she could get all the love of Henry.

Henry only remembered the Sunny Hard who fed him medicine when he had a fever, but he wouldn't catch a glimpse of her who sent him to the hospital in a taxi in the heavy rain. This was the difference between his true love and an old acquaintance.

When thinking of the past, she couldn't help feeling sorrowful.

The unwillingness and anger filled her life. The more she was not loved, the more hysterical she was.

Susan woke up early the next morning. Lying on her bed with her eyes wide open for a long time, she finally got up and started to clean up her room.

Unlike most of the girls at her age, her wardrobes were filled with skirts, shorts, high-heels and stockings instead of decent dresses. Susan looked at them in annoyance and threw all of those into the trash can. She found her junior high school uniform, short-sleeved white shirt and plaid skirt which were neat and clean.

Susan's hair was very long at this time, and she kept her thick and heavy bangs following the fashion. Now according to her, the fringe not only stung her eyes but also seemed ugly. She removed the fringe with a hairpin and revealed her forehead thus bringing out her pretty face.

She was originally a beautiful girl. According to her girlfriend at the school, she made her fringe thicker and thicker to cover her so-called "big forehead" in her adolescence, so a lot of blisters appeared on her forehead. Then when she combed her hair up following the channel fashion, she looked more beautiful.

Staring at her reflection in the mirror, she decided to seize the chance and make full use of her youth!

It took about 10 minutes for Susan to go to the cram school Miss Wood found for her. In the hot summer, Susan trotted all the way to the cram school. The young lady at the reception desk presented her a glass of juice and asked her to wait for a while.

This cram school not only had one-on-one teaching, but also had class-based learning. There were many students in the classroom. Susan cast a casual glimpse of it and happened to see an acquaintance.

The young girl with yellow hair sat at the corner and listened to the teacher seriously. She was none other than her good friend Luna who had known her for ten years.

Luna in her previous life was really powerful. She sat at the same table with her since junior high school. Since being admitted to the same high school as Susan, they became the notorious girls in A school who slept in class and fought with others who never focused on study.

But the strange thing was that Luna's score was among the best. After seeing the talented Henry, Susan was not surprised at it anymore. She always thought that she had no talent for learning. When she finally entered the university, she was admitted to a third-class university while Luna actually went to the same university with Andy.

No wonder Luna came to Bull's family to find her three or five times a year during the summer vacation. Susan did lament that it was too exhausted for Luna to walk so far every day. Now she finally knew that she just visited her for fun.

At that time, she said that she had no interest in learning, and urged Susan to play every day, but now given her seriousness, it was impossible that she didn't love learning!

Thinking of this, Susan felt as if she had fallen into the ice cellar and trembled violently. She was blinded by love in her previous life and muddled along. There were some things she didn't have time to ponder on. Was their friendship lasting for ten years true or false?