My billionaire husband spoils me too much
Chapter 767

Chapter 767Christina skipped the last lesson and didn't even try to hide it.It was common for her to skip classes because her school was grades-oriented. As long as hergrades were good, and she didn't take things too far, she would be fine. So this time, Christina leftthe classroom without being diffidentYesterday, she accidentally promised May that she would go to the student union. She never likedsuch an organization as the student union. She always felt that the people here were scheming.When she left the classroom, the class monitor Sonny's eyes had been following her figure, andthere was affection for her in his eyes.“Is Christina skipping class to work?”Although it was the top class of the whole grade, everyone was still gossipy. “I heard that her familyis poor.”Many sympathized with Christina for this. But mostly, they took malicious pleasure in Christina'smisfortune because she had been the school belle for three years in a row, and she had won thescholarship every year. It was enviable that she had a pretty face and a smart brain. Naturally, theywere happy to replace that she was not perfect"Although her family is poor, she can't skip class like that, can she? The school has rules. She is souncouth.” One of the students who had been unhappy with her said.Most of the boys were excited. “I know. She works in the bubble-tea shop around the corner of ourschool. After school, we can go to support her.”May and Crystal, who were in the same class, couldn't stand them talking about Christina so rudely.“Christina is going to the student union meeting.” May's voice was not loud, but she said every wordclearly.May was the last president of the student union. Her words still carried some weight.Everyone suddenly quieted down."What's she doing at the student union?” Class monitor Sonny immediately turned around andasked in a lowvoiceMay looked at the eagerness in Sonny's eyes and felt uncomfortable and jealous.Sonny was a genius in their grade, and he was known for all kinds of mathematical olympiadcompetitions he participated in. Last year, there were rumors that she and he were a couple.Although neither of them meant that, May still took him as someone special in her heart.If May didn't happen to live with Christina, she might have disliked her. After all, her affection forSonny wouldlead to nowhere for he was in love with Christina. And she knew that.She finally realized that men all liked pretty faces.Even a nerdy genius like Sonny, who seemed not to understand love, liked Christina.May didn’t answer his question. She said with a chuckle, “Sonny, you are doing it wrong this time. Ifyou don't tell her, she will never know.”Sonny liked Christina. But he didn’t want to tell her. Maybe it was because of his pride, or maybe itwas because he didn't want to be rejected. But May knew that his moves wouldn't work. There wasno way Christina would like him back if he continued doing this.“When she can't even see you, everything you do means nothing to her,” May said to himmeaningfully.Sonny was a smart boy. He knew what she was talking about. His expression was a little awkward.And he immediately turned around. A boy who had been in love for the first time would always tryto hide his feelings like he was keeping a secret.Christina went to the conference room of the student union.The door of the conference room was locked. She stood in front of the door for a minute. She neverwanted to come in the first place. Now that the door was locked, there was a solid reason not toparticipate in this boring meeting.So she turned around and wanted to leave."You..." Behind her, the door opened, and a voice suddenly sounded, then it stopped abruptly.When Christina heard the voice, she sighed and knew that she couldn't leave now. “Hello, I'mChristina from class one, grade three.” She turned around and looked at him with bright eyes.But somehow, the boy in front of her tripped and fell onto the smooth marble floor.He fell to the ground in a sorry state, causing a loud noise.Christina stood where she was and looked down at the clumsy boy. Only then did she realize thatthe boy's school uniform was not theirs.The people inside quickly ran out, “Are you OK?" Then they helped him up.“I'm OK. It's nothing.”The boy, who had fallen to the ground, tried to get up quickly, but as soon as he looked up, andmet Christina's questioning eyes that were fixed on him. His face turned red, and his limbs were stiff.His knees softened. He threw himself down and fell to the ground again.Now, not only did his face blush, even his ears were burning hot.It was so embarrassing.This boy was so clumsy. Christina couldn't understand how this boy was chosen to be the studentrepresentative.The student union planned to hold a joint event with the other three schools nearby to celebratewomen's day. Christina listened carefully. But it sounded to her that this was more of a plan tosocialize with other students from the three schools."You guys have fun. I can't help much here.”Christina couldn't understand why a large group of students would go through so much trouble tomake such a plan and get her, a senior, involved. She had to work part-time to earn money. Thatwas the most urgent thing for her.“Christina, our event is sponsored by a company, so...”The current president of the student union seemed to know Christina's temper very well and smiledgently. “We will all get paid, and there will be other bonuses.”

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