Spoiled by the Silver Fox

"Hahaha... Gillian, you broke-ass, stop messing with our Ms. Maddie, she's not someone you can handle."

"Yeah." A few girls around Maddie chimed in.

Gillian sneered, "You're just a bunch of Maddie's little minions."

The girls got angry, "Gillian, you're the minion!"

"Steph, don't bother with them, they're just a bunch of running dogs who enjoy barking for no reason. Let's keep eating."

Hearing that, Stephanie withdrew her gaze and laughed, "Gillian, good job."

"That's how you deal with these people, right?"

Maddie raised an eyebrow, "C'mon Gillian, you called them minions, but have you ever thought that you don't even have the chance to be one?"NôvelDrama.Org © 2024.

Stephanie frowned, "What kind of talk is that? Why would my friend Gillian want to be someone's sidekick?"

"Oh, who's this ugly freak? Doesn't seem like she's from our school?"

Did she call her ugly?

Her face was just swollen from her injury after sleeping, but it's not ugly!

Whatever, Gillian already called them dogs; no need to get up close and personal with a bunch of dogs.

"I'm indeed not a student from your school. I'm here to visit a friend. Are we bothering you?"

"Of course, you are! Everyone in our dorm knows that I don't get along with Gillian... When I see her happy, I'm unhappy." Stephanie couldn't help but roll her eyes. What kind of people were they?

"Gillian, you share a dorm with them?"

Gillian gave a bitter smile, "Yeah."

"All of them?"

"Yes, we have some grudges, but it's not a big deal. Besides mocking me from time to time, they have no other talents."

But living in the same dorm, seeing each other every day, and being mocked and hassled by them must be annoying!

Gillian's college life, which should have been wonderful, didn't seem so great after all!

Both her and Stephanie's families had similar financial conditions, but Gillian's parents were both working and could afford to send her to college.

If they knew that Gillian was marginalized by her dorm mates like this, they would probably be heartbroken.

"Hey, Gillian, why don't you guys go eat somewhere else? Sitting here is a real eyesore." Maddie, who saw that they were not paying attention to her, opened her mouth again to make trouble.

Gillian frowned, "If you think we're an eyesore, why don't you sit further away?"

"How can you talk to Maddie like that, Gillian? She always orders so much food and chooses the most expensive dishes when she comes to the cafeteria, so of course she deserves the good seats. Look at you, looking all poor, ordering the cheapest meal and still taking up these great seats. Do you deserve it?"

Are they all crazy?

Stephanie narrowed her eyes and was about to stand up and teach them a lesson when she was stopped by Gillian, "Steph, it's okay. Let's just change seats."

Stephanie was surprised to see the usually hot-headed friend bow down so easily in the face of a bunch of lunatics.

Gillian whispered in her ear, "Maddie is the daughter of the Palmer family, one of the two entertainment giants. Those people are sucking up to her because of that... Let's not provoke them."

Stephanie persisted, "Isn't this blatant bullying?"