The Girl Come Back is Super

Chapter 339 A leopard can’t change its nature.

She had never encountered such a thing.

It’s inevitable that she would panic.

Nikita, however, was not in a panic at all. She sat back in her seat, and continued to read the book, and didn’t care the noise outside. She was calm and relaxed, as if the noise had nothing to do with her.

It’s really like she herself was not anxious while others were worrying about her.

Tobin looked at her calmness and admired her a little.

She is the one who can do great things.

She is full of demeanor!

He heard that Nikita was a bully of her former school before she transferred to this school.

Tobin felt that if Nikita had come to No.1 Middle School a few years earlier…

The heading bully in their school will have nothing to do with Felton.

Soon, the police came up.

There are more students who wanted to join the fun around the corridor, and many students from other classes on the third floor, and other classes on the second floor and even some on the first floor had come up.

from Class F, stabbed Samuel, who was the

are coming to arrest her.

on the second

group of policemen going

up and

the thought that the hillbilly will soon

she just transferred to our school, and now

Middle School shouldn’t accept this kind of hillbilly casually. It’s really an excrement that spoils a pot of porridge, because of her our school’s reputation is

watching several policemen disappear in the stairwell, then she took back her sight, bit her lips, and sighed

is very pitiful. Although they have heard that she has a bad reputation, they think that she should not

to our house, we can correct her bad habits slowly.”

looked very heartbroken. “If we had

frowned, with disgust in their eyes. “Uncle and aunt are

are bad at the

“Yeah!

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nature, and a dog can’t change the behavior of eating

and her tone was somewhat regretful: “This time, she

Samuel, I’m afraid our family

let’s go up and have a

felt pity on the

very happy in the

had an accident, and had better never