Billionaire's Reborn Baby
Chapter 918 Garbage (2)

Her deskmate whispered a word of thanks. His voice was as soft as a mosquito and Marisa asked, "Did someone speak just now? I didn't heat anything." The deskmate was speechless.

Emily picked up her schoolbag and nudged Marisa. "Let's go."

Before leaving, Emily saw that Lucy was still reading a book and asked, "Lucy, are you not leaving?"

This was the first time Lucy had been asked this question after school. She didn't know what to say and was at a loss.

"Are you going to study with them?" Emily asked.

"Could you wait for me?" Lucy asked Emily without hesitation.

"Sure." Emily and Marisa stood at the back door waiting for Lucy.

Many students had left. It was dinner time and everyone rushed into the canteen. There were only a few people in the corridor. Only Marisa and Emily stood face to face at the back door of the classroom. "They didn't cause trouble for you, did they?" Marisa asked.

Emily thought of the scene at the police station and raised her eyebrows. "They did and suffered a loss."

Marisa smiled and patted her shoulder. "I can tell that you are just playing dumb."

"Why aren't you studying hard?" Emily changed the topic and asked Marisa, "Don't you want to go to college, or do you just want to fool around the time?"

"I give up on myself," Marisa said casually. She was chewing gum and wanted to say something, but thought that it was not the right place to say that. In the end, she pursed her lips and smiled at Emily, "That's it."

Emily did not ask further. Lucy had already packed her bag and come out. When the three of them left the classroom together, Tatiana and Emily's deskmate opened their eyes wide. Why would they get together?

Why would Lucy, the straight-A student, play with Emily, the ugly girl, and Marisa, who was kept by a rich man?

When they walked out of the school, many students gossiped about them.

"Shit. The ugly girl from Class F is with the straight-A student in Class A!"

"There's another one beside them."

"Who's she?"

"I heard that she was kept by an old man."

"It's so disgusting."

"Is Lucy giving up on herself?"

"It makes sense. She suddenly got such a bad score and even degraded to the worst class. She will probably be in the same group as the bad students in Class F."

Jenny had just come out of the bathroom when she heard the gossip. She shouted, "Who are you talking about! Are you looking for trouble?"

When the others saw that it was Jenny, they quickly shut their mouths.

It was not that they were afraid of Jenny, but that the good students did not want to have anything to do with the students of Class F. They would feel dirty to have a fight or dispute with those students. "Where do you live?" When they were almost at the school gate, Marisa asked Emily.

"It's the residential area ahead." Emily pointed at the entrance of the residential area not far away. "I live there."

"You just live nearby. Let's eat together next time," Marisa said as she waved at Emily.

Marisa's car was stopped under a tree not far away, and she made her way to the car.

Lucy stood beside Emily. Lucy watched as Marisa got into the car without looking back, and she did not ask anything. All along the way, it was Emily who was talking to Marisa. She did not get a chance to chime in. She had not had any friends for a long time, and she had not gone home with her friends after school. Lucy was happy that someone would walk with her after class and she didn't want to say anything wrong or lose Emily, the first girl who stood up bravely to help her.

"And you?" Emily looked at Lucy and asked, "Is your home quite far? Do you want me to walk you home?"

"Really?" Lucy asked in surprise.

Emily was shocked.

Emily was just being polite, but looking at Lucy's expression, it seemed that Lucy was serious.

Emily sent a message to Vincent and told him that she would return later today. Then, Emily said to Lucy, "Let's go."

Lucy's mind was filled with the study. Along the way home, Lucy was murmuring something. Emily listened to her carefully and finally made out that Lucy was memorizing words in silence.

Emily looked at her and said, "Don't learn when you walk. Pay attention to the traffic and suspicious people. Don't be robbed again."

Lucy nodded.

However, Lucy was probably used to this. As she walked, she unconsciously memorized words.

Emily had to let it go.

Emily looked at her for a while and said, "Have you not chatted with anyone for a long time?"

Lucy was silent for a moment before saying, "Yes."

"It's fine." Emily looked at the darkened sky. "Our class is very noisy. It won't be long before you get to know a lot of noisy friends. Of course, you should return to Class A. That class is good for learning." "There is nothing wrong with Class F." Lucy thought about it and said, "In my opinion, everywhere is the same for me."

Emily felt that Lucy meant more than she said, but Lucy did not explain, so Emily did not ask more.

Lucy did not live very far away. It was just twenty minutes away. She was from a rich family and lived in a detached house. When she was about to reach home, Lucy asked Emily, "Do you want to come in?" "No, thanks." Emily waved at her. "Goodbye then."

Lucy stood at the door and watched Emily leave with a smile on her face. "Goodbye."