My transformation into a beautiful girl started with a hemorrhage.

Chapter 330 Conversation

Chie Maeda led the way, seemingly having scouted the area beforehand, and skillfully led Kei away from the crowds.

Today and tomorrow are the school festival days, and Misaki High School is open to the public. So when Kei followed Maeda Chie to the school gate, the gate was wide open. Two security guards in the duty room glanced at Kei and Maeda Chie symbolically, were surprised by the two girls' beauty, and then turned back to the television, no longer paying attention to them.

After leaving the school, the two girls walked one after the other on the green sidewalk, with one or two cars occasionally speeding by.

The two women had different thoughts.

At this moment, Hui suddenly tried to open her eyes wide and stare intently at Maeda Chie in front of her. Her gaze was devoid of any emotion; she was simply focused on staring.

Chie Maeda, who was walking ahead, seemed to sense something and turned around.

Then he saw Hui staring at him with a "focused" expression.

"What are you looking at?" Chie Maeda asked suspiciously.

"I wasn't looking at anything," Hui said, then looked away.

A sense of frustration washed over me: 'So, it really didn't work...?'

Even if Hui is naive and inexperienced, she still has the self-awareness of a girl.

One day, a beautiful girl suddenly appears in front of you, wanting to talk to you about your husband.

In this situation, any girl would think in that direction.

It's not only boys who have possessiveness.

Girls have them too, and they're just as capable.

Although Hui didn't know exactly what Maeda Chie wanted to say to him, he had a vague idea of ​​the direction.

So just now... Hui tried to use "psychological manipulation," but, as always, it was like throwing a stone into the sea...

After a brief exchange, the two women returned to their previous silence.

Later, Kouta called to ask where Hui was, but Hui kept it from him.

We walked for quite a while.

Maeda Chie led Kei to a small street.

Shops lined both sides of the street, and each carefully arranged shop window was like a beautiful painting displayed before Hui's eyes.

suddenly,

Hui felt a slightly cool sensation on her forehead.

When I touched it, it was water.

Sizzle...

A sound came from the leaves of the trees nearby.

Looking up, I saw that visible raindrops were beginning to fall from the sky, and the ground quickly turned dark.

It's raining!

“It’s just ahead.” Maeda Chie pointed to a sign about twenty meters away and turned to say.

After saying that, she started to jog briskly.

However, even when jogging, Chie Maeda, wearing high heels, couldn't take a proper step.

As a result, her jogging speed was about the same as Hui's brisk walking speed.

By the time the two women arrived at their destination, Maeda Chie was already somewhat wet.

As for Hui, her body was naturally dry and comfortable.

Hui looked around at the coffee shop called "Dream Song," or more accurately, the entrance to the coffee shop's staircase.

This coffee shop is on the second floor.

You need to go up these steps to get to the store.

"What bad luck," Maeda Chie muttered under her breath. "Come with me."

Chie Maeda took out a tissue to wipe the water stains off her hair, and then stepped onto the stairs.

Hui followed.

Ding ding…!

"Welcome!" The young waiter at the coffee shop entrance glanced at the two girls at the door with a look of amazement, and then warmly stepped forward to greet them.

These two girls are naturally Kei and Maeda Chie.

The theme of this café seems to be "quiet," and Hui felt the tranquil atmosphere as soon as she entered.

The shop is small, with fewer than twenty seats, and is decorated in a cozy style. At first glance, no two items are the same, making it feel less like a coffee shop and more like someone's home.

At this time, there weren't many customers in the store. There was a couple, an old man who was lost in thought, an adult woman who was quietly reading a book, a minor girl who was chatting on her phone, an adult man who was using a laptop to surf the internet, and... a father and daughter. Well, at least Hui thought they were father and daughter.

The two women chose a corner seat by the window.

Chie Maeda ordered a cup of charcoal-roasted coffee.

Hui didn't order anything because she wasn't in the mood.

"Now you can tell me!" Hui asked, getting straight to the point.

"I didn't expect you to be so impatient." Maeda Chie took a sip of coffee, savoring the bitterness on her taste buds.

This is also the only characteristic of charcoal-roasted coffee—bitter and burnt.

This is a habit she has developed over the past year.

After each time she slept with a man, she would make herself a cup of this awful drink. The reason might be that the strong, bitter taste could mask the disgusting taste of the man in her mouth, or it might simply be because it could refresh her, or perhaps she had drunk it so much that she had come to like the bitter taste and had truly tasted its sweetness.

"Are you going to tell me or not?" Hui asked, noticing that the woman in front of her seemed to be lost in thought while drinking her coffee.

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Chie Maeda placed the cup on the table and looked up at the girl in front of her.

Life is not something that waits for anyone.

She always knew.

For every beautiful person, there is an ugly one; for every tall person, there is a short one; for every fat person, there is a thin one; for every successful person, there is a failure; for every person, there is a life of enjoyment; for every person, there is a life of suffering…

Heaven has never promised to distribute these advantages equally to everyone; only a lucky few are favored, while the vast majority of others are just ordinary runners-up.

However, even so.

At least one thing remains: all men are created equal.

That is—the right to dream!

Desire, delusion, a toad wanting to eat swan meat... this is the only place where humanity is truly equal.

Even if I am as insignificant as grass, as lowly as maggots, and as filthy as excrement, I still dare to covet the most noble, sacred, and pure existence in this world.

This is the only place where humanity is truly equal.

This is also what Maeda Chie is thinking now.

After more than a year of this, she had cried enough, hated enough, wallowed in self-pity enough, and complained enough about the injustice of fate...

All she wants now is to turn her dream into reality.

"Are you going to tell me or not?!" Hui asked again.

She wondered if this woman had something wrong with her; she would make a movement, then pause, then move again, then pause again… This was definitely not a medical condition.

“Alright, it’s better to be frank about this,” Maeda Chie said, then looked into Kei’s eyes and said seriously, word by word, “I want you to leave Kouta. Please don’t interfere with our happiness!”

"Heh...hehe!" Hui laughed in exasperation, having already sensed that the visitor was up to no good, but she hadn't expected this to happen so directly.

She had watched plenty of melodramatic soap operas, but she never imagined that one day it would actually happen to her.

"If that's what you're trying to say, then... I refuse! And goodbye!"

After Hui finished speaking, she stood up and prepared to leave.

She had absolutely no interest in hearing what the other person was saying next.

"Wait a minute!" Maeda Chie hadn't expected that Kei would actually decide to leave so decisively.

At this point, shouldn't we be worried, vigilant, angry... or at the very least confused? There's no reason to just walk away.

"What else do you want to say? If you want me to give up Kouta, then forget it. I have no interest in wasting my time with you," Hui said.

Looking at the assertive girl in front of her, Maeda Chie realized that the girl was not as docile and weak as she had imagined.

That makes sense, women are all born actors, and isn't she herself living with a long mask on?

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...I've been staying at a relative's house these past few days.

Chapter 331 Grief

Although Kei's assertive demeanor was unexpected by Maeda Chie.

But that's all there is to it.

In that year, she not only figured out men, but also got to know many seniors in that industry.

These seniors won't treat each other kindly just because we're in the same industry. People in this line of work have long since exhausted their kindness and compassion, and they'll only be more ruthless towards their peers.

She also learned a lot from these seniors.

Especially when it comes to dealing with her own female counterparts, she felt that her skills were far superior to those of this pretty girl in front of her!