Chapter fifty-two

I wasn't cold to Matthew anymore, but my anger wasn't over either.

Because I was angry, Matthew was also more considerate than ever. Perhaps, in all his life, he had never yielded to anyone so much like now.

The next day I did not agree to let Matthew go to school with me, he was very displeased but finally had to listen to me.

I had found that when I sulked, Matthew was gentler and he could even agree to requests that he didn't agree to before.

The consequence of crying so much was that when I woke up, my eyes were all swollen. Looking at myself in the mirror, I really regretted that I had cried.

The swelling on my forehead was still there, but it had deflated much more than yesterday.

On the way to school, I always wondered if something bad continued to happen to me today. Usually, once I had faced bad luck, I would have bad luck in many things, not just one thing.

When I entered the classroom, everyone quietly glanced at me. It could be said that the blonde girl and I had become p