Chapter 60. An Orphan Like You Don’t Belong to Our Circle

Gigi smirked at Crystal and said, “I heard that your mother died and left her fortune to a fair-faced gigolo. And you got nothing. I can’t imagine what you are doing in a store like this. Did you have the money to buy an expensive thing here?” She looked at her friend and laughed. “I guess it’s free to look, right, Kendyll. I pity her,”

Kendyll: “Well, if she’s looking for a Bargain Bin, she won’t find one here!”

There were other women their age in the store, and they began to surround Crystal and Serenity. Their eyes were full of mischief, and they barely masked their mirthful laughter behind fingers held in front of their lips.

Crystal was younger than these girls, but because she had skipped two grades, she had ended up in the same classes with them. But, then, because of her youthful appearance and good grades, she had been very popular with the teachers and the boys in the class, including Carlos. She was not popular with the girls, though, and part of that ha