The Three Little Guardian Angels

Chapter 1392

However, the truth was that Daisie had never treated Lisa like her attendant.

Why would Lisa think that way? The answer was simple—insecurity.

That was the reason Daisie would give her expensive gifts. She would share with her everything she had. She wanted Lisa to stop looking down on herself and that she could also be a princess.

Until one day, when she went to the changing room to get herself changed for gym class, she heard this conversation. "Don't you think Daisie is stupid? she probably doesn't even know how Lisa talks about her behind her back, right? If not, why would she treat her so generously?”

“Well, she indeed is an idiot who doesn’t know how or where to spend all her money. Her family is so rich, yet she keeps hanging around Lisa. Does she not know that she’s poor? she deserves to be treated like that by Lisa.”

Daisie felt hurt. She did not know what she had done wrong. All she wanted was the recognition of her friend.

She knew everything but could only play dumb. This was because the happy moments when she was around Lisa could make her forget all those harsh comments for a while.

devastated when she heard those words in the library, and when she became her scapegoat and got cursed by the fans of her godfather,

into the trashcan and turned around to look at Lisa. “I've tried really hard to treat you as my best friend. I can ignore what you've

to explain. “No,

rims. She spun her head

friendship with

focusing on her studies. When people asked what happened to her and Liza, she

photos of Lisa showing off her wealth on the Internet with Daisie's gifts. They were all pasted all over the bulletin board, and the students gathered around to see

the crowd and was stunned when

Lisa suddenly appeared among the crowd and grabbed Daisie's shoulders agitatedly. “Are you the one who did it? Did you

stunned. “It wasn’t

hate you!” Lisa shouted hysterically, she pushed her away, turned around, and ran away, leaving Daisie to stand frozen stiff

she did not want this to happen. Besides,

‘Could it be...’