Find Me In Your Labyrinth novel Chapter 61

The girl looked at Isis, tears streaming down her face as if she'd suffered the greatest injustice in the world.

A few people around them hurried over to mediate, pulling Isis away and comforting her.

Estelle held Isis's hand and whispered, "Calm down, it's no big deal."

Isis snorted, "I really hate hypocritical girls like her."

The crying girl hid away while others comforted Isis, "That's just the way Wendy talks, Estelle, don't take it to heart, and don't be upset either, Isis!"

Estelle kept her composure and asked Isis to continue playing games with everyone, not to let her mood be affected.

Everyone managed to lighten the atmosphere, treating the previous incident as an insignificant conflict.

Luckily, the private room was filled of people, so most people didn't notice what just happened. The overall atmosphere was still cheerful and lively.

Isis played games while Estelle watched.

When she first came to J City, her grandfather had a long talk with her, asking her not to be too negative and to put down all her past and live a good life, treating people kindly.

As long as others don't mess with her, she wouldn't care, but it was still difficult for her to fit in with others.

At first, she wanted to have a good relationship with the girls in her class, but most of the topics they talked about were makeup, clothes, designer bags, and boys.

She didn't know much about these things and simply couldn't join the conversation.

After a while, she became an independent character in her class.

She became friends with Isis solely because they both shared a love for sweets.

Brooke and her group were playing "Truth or Dare." Saul was picked, and a girl asked him, "Who's the person you like the most?"

Brooke stared at Saul intently.

Saul's eyes glanced towards Estelle, and Isis quickly moved her body to block her from view.

Isis had previously supported Saul in pursuing Estelle, but ever since Saul got rejected and his immediate hookup with Brooke, she immediately categorized him as the opposite side.