The Rewritten Love: A Second Beginning

Chapter 64

Ventropolis High School turned out to be less rigid in its rules than Jadie had initially anticipated. While the school permitted students to bring snacks, consuming them inside the classrooms was strictly forbidden.

Jadie had no idea who had left those snacks, so she didn’t know whom to return them to. Consequently, she would either distribute them among her classmates or bring them back to her dorm room to share with her roommates.

Jadie possessed an amiable nature, perpetually adorned with a smile, and she excelled in her academic pursuits. Despite being a recent transfer student, she had managed to keep up with the knowledge she had acquired during her time studying abroad. In fact, she had achieved the

top rank in her class and the second position among all students in her grade on the most.

recent test.

Whenever Jadie’s classmates sought her assistance with their studies, Jadie would patiently lend a helping hand, readily showcasing her notes and study materials. Her peers regarded her as their favorite classmate, while the teachers held her in high esteem as an exemplary student.

forty, Jadie began organizing her desk. She turned to her friend Claire

I’ll come with you,” Claire readily

The corridor was

walked by.

were about to reach the restroom,

“Thank you,” Jadie replied.

noticed a group of girls approaching from the opposite end of the hallway. Among them, Claire recognized the girl with a tall ponytail who led the group. It was Linsay Fawley, renowned as the leader of an

few classes, dedicated the majority of their time to

towering over Claire with her height of 1.76 meters, strode forward and fixed her gaze downward, addressing Claire with

know,” Claire stammered, caught off guard by Linsay’s intimidating presence. Sensing Linsay’s hostile intentions toward Jadie, Claire made the decision not to divulge her friend’s

know? I saw her come

sound of a toilet

pads? I think I need…” Jadie emerged from one of the stalls, immediately spotting the group of

Linsay sneered, critically assessing Jadie’s appearance. “You do have some looks; I’ll give you that. I heard Forrest took you for a ride on his motorcycle. You may not look like a promiscuous girl, but you certainly know how to work your charm on a