Chapter 194
At first, she thought she was just overthinking it, but gradually, those weird looks became more and more frequent until one day someone scribbled on her desk, cursing her with words like “bitch” and “cheap.” That’s when she realized something was really wrong.
The person who scribbled on her desk was soon found out to be Jarvis.
At the time, he was already known to be quite arrogant even in front of the principal. It wasn’t until the principal threatened to “call his parents” that he gave a reason.
It turned out that Jarvis was a diehard fan of Angel, following her every move since the adoption incident.
He said that after Angel was adopted, she wasn’t happy. Her family had been treating her like an outsider, and Celeste, her sister, would often bully Angel, making her eat their leftovers and wear clothes they had already worn out.
Celeste was completely confused: She had never done such things!
In his defense, Jarvis pulled up Angel’s Twitter.
“My sister gave me a cake, mango-flavored, which I hate. She seems to have forgotten or never remembered.”
“Today’s my birthday, and I hope next year I can have a whole birthday cake like my sister, instead of just leftovers…” “My sister gave me a skirt. It’s pretty, but I wish it was new.”
“My sister’s friend asked if I was an orphan. I didn’t know what to say. I wish I were their biological daughter…”
The more Celeste saw, the more shocked and chilled she felt.
Based on these posts, everyone would think that Angel was being treated unfairly in this family, and Celeste was the main culprit.
In fact, she did give Angel a cake, but it was not leftovers. The unevenness in the picture was due to the rain that day. While taking the crowded bus, the cake got bumped. She cut off the damaged part and ate it herself, giving the untouched part to Angel.
Angel never told her she didn’t like mango cakes. Celeste liked mangoes, and when she asked Angel, Angel also claimed to like mangoes. That’s why she ordered a mango flavored cake for Angel’s birthday!
As for the skirt, she had actually taken note of Angel’s size, and asked Caitlyn to buy it for her as a gift while they were shopping together.
Since it was quite expensive and she didn’t want Angel to feel burdened, she claimed it was the wrong size for her and that it couldn’t be returned, so she could only give it to Angel.
The tag was never removed. How could it have been worn before?
She finally saw Angel’s true color on that day – her thoughts and what she showed were completely different.
She could appear to be close to you while badmouthing you behind your back.
Back in the day, Angel’s story caught attention in J City. She was cute and gentle, and many classmates were her fans.
So, her “enduring it in silence posts on the internet immediately gained everyone’s sympathy and induced outrage.
Compared to Angel, Celeste had a more privileged background. She never wanted anything, academically well-achieved and popular with both teachers. and students.
Yet, she still bullied the poor Angel. How could people not hate her?
Shocked and angry, Celeste confronted Angel about why she was attacking her online.
Of course, Angel wouldn’t admit it, crying and shouting that she only posted those things to document her sister’s kindness, with no other intention.
