I'll Still Love You Tomorrow Chapter 14: Someone Like Him

Bo Mu let out a shrill cry, she struggled to break free but couldn’t.

“Lu Jingyan, are you crazy? Let me go.”

Lu Jingyan used more force, Bo Mu’s face gradually distorted till she couldn’t say anything more. Lu Jingyan lowered her head and leaned into her ear, “You don’t have any rights to talk about the past. Back then, you were just a dog I bought with money.”

“Why? Did you think you can go around barking now that you are a celebrity? Do you want me to go online to tell your fans how you licked my boots just to get a pencil case I didn’t care about?”

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She was initially in a good mood, thinking she could have a meal with Sheng Xian but now, all of that was lost.

Lu Jingyan was experiencing a string of bad luck, she kept encountering things that affected her mood.

She knew Bo Mu wanted to hurt her, she would have fallen into her trap if she took it to heart.

When she returned to her car, closed the door and was placed in a silent and narrow environment, Bo Mu’s words came replaying in her mind.

“No one likes you…everyone hates you…including Sheng Xian…”

Lu Jingyan slammed a fist into the steering wheel.

“F*ck.”

After so many years, that wretch was still so annoying.

She shouldn’t have let her off so easily, she should have given her a few hard slaps, teaching her to watch her mouth.

Normally, Lu Jingyan didn’t smoke much but she would chain smoke when she was in a bad mood.

She lowered her car window, held a cigarette with one hand and used the other to search for a lighter.

She must have accidentally dropped it when she yanked Bo Mu’s hair.

She was already frustrated and wasn’t the most patient. Lu Jingyan left the car and looked around but couldn’t find it, so she gave up searching for the two hundred dollar lighter and walked towards the school mart.

She bought a cheap lighter and went out.

She turned a corner towards an empty area, bit down on her cigarette. Just as she was about to light the cigarette, she saw someone through the cafeteria window.

As the lunch peak was over, there weren't

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