My Wife is a Hacker by Summer

That student rolled her eyes at Regina. "A bumpkin will always be a bumpkin. It was just a tiny step on the leg and she's already creating a scene."

"Who are you calling a bumpkin?" Regina had never been labeled a bumpkin her whole life. She immediately got mad and stood up angrily. "Did your parents not teach you manners?"

Every student at San Joto came from a good family background. That student did not bother about Regina but squinted her eyes and threatened Regina. "Aren't you acting a little too arrogant for a newcomer? Do you need some lessons on how to behave?"

Regina's eyes widened at the threat

But after Regina went home the last time, her dad had told her about Nicole's real identity. He also warned Regina that there are many people in San Joto which she should never offend. So, Regina could only grit her teeth and hold back.

"I'm in no mood to deal with you! You better watch yourself the next time." Regina found an excuse for herself and returned to her seat quietly.

When Lulu saw what happened, she could not help but laugh. "Haha! Regina has finally learned how to behave."

Joyce replied, "Yeah, she had already offended the wrong person on her first day of school. She better learn how to behave."

Nicole ignored Regina. If Regina were to offend Nicole, someone in school would naturally take care of it.

during recess, but also other times. However, Regina could only keep it in. She

afternoon, the computer competition

had arranged for a big bus to

them good luck. They were hoping that Nicole and the

annoyed. Nicole had snatched away such an opportunity to show off. If

not give Regina such an opportunity anymore. She could only

Regina muttered. Deep in her heart, she was hoping

Nicole and the team boarded

the leaders. Preston and Edwin

on the bus, Preston waved

expelled, Preston knew that those girls brought it upon themselves. So,

uttering a word. Then, she walked behind with Bradley

how humble Nicole was to sit

After half an hour or so, they arrived at the

national level. All the schools had sent