Chapter 466: 466. Chapter 466: Got Angry Over Make-up Lessons 4

466. Chapter 466: Got Angry Over Make-up Lessons 4

"You women only think about these useless things in your heads. And you even picked them up from the trash bin. Whether you eat them or not is up to you, anyway I don't care." A Ji said that and then left.

Although Shangguan Yun just made me lose face in front of my grandmother's house, seeing that he still thinks of me in his heart, I'll let it go, forgive him, and not hold it against him.

Class started soon, and I no longer have the fortune to enjoy these things.

During class, Shangguan Yun sent me a message; when I saw it was from him, I was overjoyed, but upon opening it, it read: 'You have made me so hurt and disappointed!'

Seeing those words really hurt and disappointed me; it made my heart feel chilly.

My heart felt sour, and my nose felt sour too…

So I replied to him: 'Seeing that sentence also disappoints me; couldn't you ask what's going on?' But never mind.

After that, Shangguan Yun didn't send me any more messages, and I didn't send any to him either.

I know he's still angry, and likewise I'm angry too; I had said I would forgive his unreasonable behavior, forgive him for making me lose face in front of my grandmother's house earlier, but now I'm even angrier, feeling indignant…

We had agreed to study seriously, but after this class I had no focus at all; I didn't absorb a word of what the teacher said. It's all Shangguan Yun's fault—if it weren't for him, would I be like this?

Everyone says puppy love is bad, puppy love is bad, it affects studies, it affects studies—I've finally experienced it.

After class finally ended, I didn't even feel like eating the things Shangguan Yun bought for me; I took them out, intending to throw them in the trash, when Lili snatched them away and said, 'What are you doing? Don't—don't give them to me to eat; you paid for them.'

I looked at Lili and said, 'If you want them, just take them, but please dispose of them soon so I don't have to see them—it would upset me. Seeing them makes my heart ache.'