Chapter 839

Even though children at the age of five or six might not understand much, they could still discern that words like “ugly” and “disgusting” carried negative meanings.

“Hubert, is Nicole your real sister?”

“...No,” Hubert replied.

“See, I told you they aren’t real siblings. Nicole is so ugly, and Hubert is so handsome. How could they be real siblings?”

“I also think Nicole is very ugly. The scar on her face will surely be even bigger when she grows up.”

“Hubert, don’t play with that ugly freak Nicole anymore. Let’s play together in the future.”

“Yeah, Hubert, let’s play together. Ignore Nicole; she’s so ugly. Playing with her will make us ugly, too.”

Hubert replied, “Disgusting!”

“Do you also find the scars on her face disgusting? I do, too!”

“Yeah... I also think so…”

...

Nicki remembered the conversation she heard in kindergarten that afternoon and cried bitterly.

It turned out her kindergarten friends did not like her; they thought she was a freak.

Their kindness toward h