Kiss My Revenge The Heiress Strikes Back

Back in those school days, there was a new girl named Miranda who transferred to our school.

Because she had the same last name and bore a slight resemblance to the Hawke brothers, some of the other students suspected her of trying to mimic Arabella, and they began to ostracize and mock her.

I didn't know much about Miranda, but whenever I overheard people talking about her, I'd defend her a little.

Miranda never seemed to speak up for herself; it was always others talking about her. Unlike the other rich kids, she was different. She always seemed timid, trying to blend into the background and avoid attention.

Everyone knew her family favored boys over girls, and her unreasonable and overbearing parents caused others to steer clear of her.

She wasn't well-liked at our school. Whenever I happened to see her, I'd chat with her a bit, but she'd always quickly slip away each time she spotted me walking

over.

After a few times, I stopped trying to reach out.

One day, purely by chance, I saw the guy who had once helped me out-he was picking her up. He looked a few years older than us but was more mature and composed than others his age.

crushing

Arabella suddenly appeared

playful squint in her eyes, like someone

help you

as friends. Well, I didn't really consider

she was going to help me win him over. When she said that, everyone around us

couldn't quite grasp why she was doing this. It was awkward, but sensing no ill intent, I let it slide. I figured she was just a

class, I'd cover for her

she encouraged me to write a love letter to her brother, assuring

even if he rejected me, he wouldn't be

I thought, with her being so eager to help, I shouldn't let her down. Besides, I was never good at

love letter and confessed my feelings on the

turned down; I just wanted to express my feelingsel thought, "If I'm going to do it might as well do

truly broke my heart was that he tore the letter in front of me and even humiliated me in