The person who sent the note was May.
Susan remembered her. She was a member of her sisters' group. At the junior high school, she started to collect a gang. The male leader was Henry and the female leader was Susan. They came from wealthy families.
Susan's followers did nothing but searching for those fans who liked Henry. Whether it was a crush or a blatant love confession, as soon as they were found, the girl would be trouble.
Ignorant boys and girls knew nothing about the law. They just did what they wanted. Sometimes, they caught the girls on their way back home and bullied them terribly. When they were found, they ran away at once. The sister group of Susan was like a nightmare for other girls.
Susan directly replied:
[Let go of her.]
She didn't have time or mood to get involved with these things right now. She got no answers any longer. It seemed that May was surprised by Susan's words. Just then, the English teacher called her to recite the texts, so Susan muted it and didn't check her phone anymore.
Today's after-school check was not smooth. After one hour, Susan said goodbye to her teacher. When she arrived home, she started to do her homework.
When she finished writing the homework, it was nine o'clock at night. As soon she opened her cellphone and intended to send it to her teacher for check, she received a photo. The girl in the photo was full of blood, and a thin blood stain was on her cheek. Her eyes on the photo were full of desperation.
May: Mrs Bull, this vixen could no longer seduce Mr. Bull! [Sprinkle flowers] [Sprinkle flowers] [Sprinkle flowers]
On such a hot day in July, Susan seemed to be in the ice cellar. For the first time, she hated herself very much.
Why was she like that?
Why?
She calmed down very fast. Susan made a call to May directly. The phone was answered after a long while.
The sound inside was very noisy with the sound of music and cheering. May shouted: "Mrs Bull, I won't come at this time for fight!"
"The girl you hit today. Where is she now? What's her name?"
"Ah? I-can't hear you!"
"I said!" Susan took a deep breath in anger and shouted loudly: "Who is that girl today, and where is she now?"
"Oh oh! You mean Rainy Hard. She is lying in the hospital, ha-ha!"
Rainy Hard?
A very familiar name.
Susan frowned. She remembered this name very clearly. Rainy Hard was Sunny Hard's younger sister.
Susan merely met Rainy Hard one time after she grew up. There was a very striking scar on her thin face. Susan suddenly remembered that this girl was also taught a lesson by her sister group because she liked Henry. The scar seemed to be produced at that time.
She mentioned it once when she quarreled with Henry, and Henry mentioned her evil doings in anger, "Who could be more vicious than you by slashing a girl's face. You have destroyed her life!"
Obviously, this incident was told to Henry by Sunny Hard.
However, after the rebirth, such a tragedy still took place. Susan blamed herself very much. She looked at the text she sent back on the phone. She didn't discover until she was reborn that the sister group did not follow her words completely.
Ridiculous.
Susan send a text message to her mother and asked for a sum of money in regret. This amount was too large. Her mother asked "What are you doing with the money?"
"I did ... something."
There was a long silence on the other end of the phone. Here mother sighed deeply: "Susan, when will you behave yourself?"
"I'm sorry, mother." Susan was even more ashamed and embarrassed, even if she didn't do it by herself.
However, the gang was led by her, so she should be responsible for that.
Her mother hung up and asked Miss Wood to send her the money. It was a dark night. There was only her in the big office. Looking at the folders piled up beside her, Mrs Cotton pressed her temples to alleviate her headache.
She was irritated by her daughter's misbehavior and also blamed herself that she didn't have time to accompany her daughter.
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