Returning to the Villain Omega's High School Days - Chapter 17

Su Wan was even more obedient than she had imagined.

Xie Ning got into the back seat and leaned against the seat as much as possible, making space for Su Wan.

Su Wan sized up the space in the car and felt there was no problem squeezing in.

She took off her backpack, and Xie Ning took it without a word, placing it in the space between the front seats.

Everyone else’s backpacks were thrown in the back.

Su Jin sat by the car door, turning her head to look outside.

Su Xingheng sat in the middle, the most cramped position, with his legs spread out on either side.

Xie Ning kicked him, and he obediently brought his legs to one side, making room for Xie Ning.

Su Wan carefully squeezed in, using her hand to adjust the back of her skirt to make sure it was tucked underneath her.

She lowered her head and bent down to sit on Xie Ning’s lap.

It was a strange feeling, being in a confined space, sitting in someone else’s arms.

Every subtle movement could be felt with their bodies in contact.

At first, Su Wan’s breathing slowed down, and she didn’t dare to move, trying to lower her presence as much as possible.

“Hold on tight, everyone,” Uncle Ling said, looking back for a moment before starting the car.

The inertia made Su Wan’s body lean back.

She grabbed the front seat’s headrest, trying to sit steadily, but she could clearly feel her skirt riding up.

The school uniforms at the elite school were trendy, and the girls’ skirts were generally short.

When they sat down, the skirts just barely covered their behinds.

If hers rode up any more, her skin would be pressed against Xie Ning’s leg.

Su Wan couldn’t help but get nervous.

She pressed her legs together and freed a hand to pull down the hem of her skirt.

She could feel that Xie Ning was as uncomfortable as she was.

Xie Ning usually wore jeans, but it just so happened that she was also wearing her school skirt today.

Xie Ning’s legs were long and slender, but they were also fleshy to the touch, and it didn’t feel uncomfortable for Su Wan to sit on them.

Unlike Su Wan’s legs, which were very thin.

There was a wide gap between her legs when she held them together.

Xie Ning’s calves were slender, and when she bent her knees, they were raised high.

So Su Wan wouldn’t slide forward on her lap but would only slide into Xie Ning’s arms.

Su Wan tried to avoid any overly intimate postures, but when the car started, sped up, and turned, she inevitably bumped into Xie Ning.

One time, her whole body was pushed against Xie Ning’s chest, and her face was pressed against her skin.

Su Wan could feel Xie Ning’s body stiffen.

She looked up at Xie Ning’s face to apologize, but the words got stuck in her throat.

Xie Ning had her arms around her waist, steadying her.

She looked down at her, her eyes gentle.

She asked in a voice that was almost a whisper, “Wanwan, are you okay?”

That soft, gentle whisper made Su Wan’s bones tremble all over.

She couldn’t describe the feeling.

Even though her whole body was shaking, she felt incredibly happy.

Su Wan’s breathing quickened.

Her eyelids trembled, and she carefully moved her gaze to Xie Ning’s cheek.

It was the first time she had been able to observe Xie Ning’s appearance up close.

She saw her raven-black eyelashes gently flutter, her eyes sparkling with light.

The line of her nose was almost perfect, and the curve of her lips was intoxicating.

Xie Ning was so beautiful.

By all accounts, she should have hated Xie Ning.

She hated girls who were beautiful, had good personalities, and were popular.

These people usually had their own inner circle.

The people in the circle were either their best friends or a group of followers.

They would pass gossip among themselves, exclude outsiders, and isolate marginalized groups, all while maintaining the facade of being friendly to everyone.

Su Wan had encountered this kind of person before.

At first, she even had a crush on that person.

It was a girl who lived in the same dorm as her in middle school.

At first, Su Wan thought she was friendly, and because she was also good-looking, she paid more attention to her.

She was the type who wouldn’t tell anyone if she had a crush on someone.

She was an introvert and didn’t fit in well.

She didn’t know how to interact with people.

Sometimes when the dorm lights were out, they would have late-night chats.

She would listen all night and never say a word.

And in the general view of people, a boy who doesn’t fit in is called “cool,” but a girl who doesn’t fit in must have a problem.

Su Wan had never provoked anyone, but over time, all kinds of rumors started to spread in the class.

At first, they said her personality was strange and that she was a weirdo.

Later, they said she snored in her sleep and was a savage.

Su Wan had slept with her sister since she was a child, and no one had ever said she snored!

Then people said she was a sleepwalker who would climb into other girls’ beds in the middle of the night.

Su Wan had once gone without food for a few days, woken up hungry in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom, and then went back and went into the wrong bed, which scared the person, but it was absolutely not sleepwalking!

And all these rumors were spread by that girl just to get attention.

As the rumors about her climbing into other people’s beds got more and more intense, that girl started going around saying that Su Wan had a crush on her.

At first, Su Wan did have a good impression of her and didn’t confront her, but the girl’s rumors got more and more exaggerated.

Her “besties” came out one after another to accuse Su Wan, corner her, and isolate her.

She spent her entire three years of middle school in that environment.

Su Wan could never like this type of girl again.

When she first saw Xie Ning, Su Wan was indeed amazed by her beauty.

But when it came to getting along with her, Su Wan knew she could never be friends with Xie Ning.