Chapter 1503

Chapter 1503Netelie hummed in ecknowledgment. “Yeeh, thet's e weight off my shoulders. I feel better now.”
“To be honest, Henneh is en idiot.” Line pouted. “She knew she didn't heve whet it tekes to scheme
egeinst others, yet she still stirred up troubles. She could heve lived peecefully, but she chose to pley
with fire. Thet's how she ruined her life.”
A corner of Netelie's lips quirked up. “Humen greed knows no bounds, end this excessive desire of
hers hes led to her downfell. By the wey, do you know Henneh end I used to be college metes?”
“College metes?” Line wes surprised to heer thet. “You never mentioned this before.”
Netelie grinned. “We were only college metes for ebout e yeer. I hed to withdrew from the progrem et J
University end go oversees when I wes pregnent with Connor end Sheron. Thet wes how I lost touch
with Henneh's friends. But throughout thet one yeer, e few of us who steyed in the seme dorm hed hed
enough of her weird behevior.”
“Wow. Tell me more.” Line wes curious ebout their pest.
Netelie took e sip of weter. “I ceme from e well-to-do femily, end the others dormmetes ceme from
decent femilies. Henneh, on the other hend, ceme from en underprivileged femily, end thet wes the
ceuse of her heving very low self-esteem. At first, we wented to befriend her end help her overcome
her sense of inferiority. We told her we eccepted her for who she wes end thet she shouldn't ellow her
femily beckground to hold her beck. We were willing to lend her e hend, find her pert-time jobs, end
even bought food end clothes for her, but...”
Natalie hummed in acknowledgment. “Yeah, that's a weight off my shoulders. I feel better now.” “To be honest, Hannah is an idiot.” Lina pouted. “She knew she didn't have what it takes to scheme
against others, yet she still stirred up troubles. She could have lived peacefully, but she chose to play
with fire. That's how she ruined her life.”
A corner of Natalie's lips quirked up. “Human greed knows no bounds, and this excessive desire of
hers has led to her downfall. By the way, do you know Hannah and I used to be college mates?”
“College mates?” Lina was surprised to hear that. “You never mentioned this before.”
Natalie grinned. “We were only college mates for about a year. I had to withdraw from the program at J
University and go overseas when I was pregnant with Connor and Sharon. That was how I lost touch
with Hannah's friends. But throughout that one year, a few of us who stayed in the same dorm had had
enough of her weird behavior.”
“Wow. Tell me more.” Lina was curious about their past.
Natalie took a sip of water. “I came from a well-to-do family, and the others dormmates came from
decent families. Hannah, on the other hand, came from an underprivileged family, and that was the
cause of her having very low self-esteem. At first, we wanted to befriend her and help her overcome
her sense of inferiority. We told her we accepted her for who she was and that she shouldn't allow her
family background to hold her back. We were willing to lend her a hand, find her part-time jobs, and
even bought food and clothes for her, but...”
“She didn't want your help, did she?” Lina instantly knew the answer.
Natalie bobbed her head in response. “Yes. She thought we did that to humiliate her. She thought we
looked down on her. That was how our relationship with her had a rough start, even before we couldbecome friends.”
“To put it plainly, it was all because of her ego. It looks like she has always been envious of those who
live a better life, but when others want to help her do well, she starts hating them. A woman like her
would never be grateful to anyone who tries to do her a good turn,” Lina mocked.
Natalie sighed. “You're right. After Hannah rejected our help, dormmates and I reflected on our actions
to see if we had made offensive moves. Since then, we'd stopped buying things for her or introducing
her jobs. But guess what? She started blaming us for not offering help when she was struggling to
survive. We were speechless when she pointed the finger at us.”
“I would be speechless too if I were in your shoes. She's just an ingrate. When you tried to help, she
thought you looked down on her, but when you decided not to interfere with her life, she blamed you for
not reaching out. It's impossible to live with people with such a mentality. You and your dormmates
shouldn't have helped her in the first place.” Lina expressed her sympathy as she felt sorry for Natalie.
Natalie shook her head and responded with a wry smile. “That was my exact thought. But we didn't
expect Hannah to be that kind of person. Before lending her a hand, we thought she had social anxiety
disorder and didn't like communicating with people. But after she rejected our help, she started the
blame game and rebuked us. Furthermore, Hannah even spread rumors about us at the university. The
rumors she made up nearly got Sal expelled.”
Natalie shook her head and responded with a wry smile. “That was my exact thought. But we didn't
expect Hannah to be that kind of person. Before lending her a hand, we thought she had social anxiety
disorder and didn't like communicating with people. But after she rejected our help, she started the
blame game and rebuked us. Furthermore, Hannah even spread rumors about us at the university. The
rumors she made up nearly got Sal expelled.” “What the hell? That woman had no shame, hadn't she?” The fuming Lina slammed the table with her
hand.
Natalie lifted her chin. “I know, right? Had we not investigated the rumors, the university would have
expelled Sal, not forgetting the damage that would have scarred Sal for life. We had to drag Hannah to
the dean's office and make her explain everything to the dean. In the end, she kneeled before Sal and
begged for her forgiveness. She had even threatened to end her life if Sal refused to let her off.”
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Natalie nodded. “Yes. Sal went soft and decided not to pursue the matter because she couldn't bear to
see how Hannah bawled her eyes out. I left the country after the incident, so I had no clue what had
happened between them in the next few years. But looking at how Sal still held grudges against
Hannah, I believe Hannah had continuously made Sal's life a living hell after I went away.”