Chapter 801 Enduring Mistreatment

However, she didn't dwell on her thoughts for too long.

The words of encouragement from her classmates were straightforward and powerful, but they were also as subtle as a gentle breeze.

They tacitly avoided mentioning the unhappy past and only discussed homework or study materials with each other.

The words written on little pieces of paper or their notebooks became their little secrets.

At that time, Susan would read those cards every time she finished an exam to deal with exhaustion after a long day. Or, in the early morning, when there were only one or two people in the classroom, she would sneakily glance at those words before burying herself in textbooks again.

She adjusted her attitude well, as if she were a carefree child.

When June arrived, she suddenly acted like a normal teenager. She joked with her classmates and even helped them with questions about homework.

Having dominated first place in her class for a long time, she was always the standout student.

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