Chapter 150

In truth, Bailee felt a twinge of jealousy. She had wanted to attend First Academy but was unable to. Yvonne was one thing, but why did Yolanda, of all people, get in? Was it just because she was born into a wealthy family, so she could take all the advantages of that for granted? As Bailee thought about this, a flicker of envy appeared in her eyes, and her tone grew sharper and more cutting. "Not only are your grades poor, but you're also so ugly. Even sweeping the streets would be a blemish on the city. If I were you, I'd just stay home to avoid embarrassing my family!" Yolanda's gaze grew colder at Bailee's words. In that moment, Yolanda could clearly feel the original Yolanda's frustration and sense of injustice. She must have heard such biting remarks often, which led to her growing self-doubt and eventual self-destructive behavior. However, Yolanda wasn't interested in arguing with Eleanor and Bailee. She didn't see the need to waste time confronting them when a simple call