Revenge of the Hideous Lady by Moonlight

Karen Campbell even deliberately stole Georgie Clementine's crush, Zayn Tulip, away from Georgie...

After getting together with Zayn, Karen always brought Zayn around to show him off in front of Georgie to hurt Georgie's feelings.

Apart from that, Karen even lied to Zayn by saying that Georgie bullied her...

As a result, Zayn slapped Georgie twice.

One could only imagine how hurtful it was to be slapped by the person she had a crush on.

However, Georgie didn't show any signs of weakness. After being slapped, she beat Zayn up so badly that his mother probably couldn't recognize him anymore. In fact, she had erased her feelings for Zayn forever.

They had brought Georgie nothing but terrible memories. Hence, Georgie didn't want to acknowledge them...

After glancing at them calmly, Georgie continued to walk forward with the waitress.

dragged Zayn along and stood in Georgie's way... After saying that, Karen grabbed Zayn's arm even more tightly. The two seemed almost joined at

a coincidence..." Georgie glanced at them

and I have just returned to the country, and we bumped into you. It's fate. Oh, right. I forgot to tell you, but the two of

as before, Karen liked showing off her relationship in front

was no longer affected. Georgie smiled lightly. "Well, congratulations... I have other things to do, so I'll

single. Is that true? Georgie, I'm not one to nag... But, as a woman, no matter how successful you are in your career, you're still a

looked at Karen indifferently. "I don't

Aren't I living a good life by marrying my husband? My husband is tall, rich, and handsome. I

industry... Those who make a living in the entertainment industry only look glamorous on the surface. Behind closed doors, everything is horrendous..." Karen said. Sᴇaʀᴄh thᴇ

heard Karen saying all this,

what

and be successful rather than marrying well... Women who do well in life can still live comfortably without men. Still, those who don't would find it difficult even

face instantly darkened. "Are you dissing me? Georgie, you must