15. Yin Zhitao's Memories

 　　Because many readers wanted Yin Zhitao to suffer revenge, this chapter is dedicated to a monologue for her.

　　It snowed heavily today, but I still came to the school gate to wait for Shen Yeran. To be honest, I hate Lin Yuqin; she's despicable. What right does she have to win Shen Yeran's "love"? I pursued Shen Yeran for five years. We were classmates in junior high, and that time... is a heart-wrenching history I never want to recall...
　　Wu Xiran was the most beautiful girl in our class. Back then, both of our class's most handsome boys liked her. She was smart, rich, and beautiful. It seemed like she was the most perfect person in the world. One of our class's most handsome boys, Wu Boyang, added me on WeChat. I vowed to help him win over Wu Xiran. I gave him Wu Xiran's WeChat and told him what she liked and disliked. Sadly, I fell for Wu Boyang instead. I have to say I didn't like him, and he didn't care about me either.
　　After that, I liked another class handsome boy—Guo Yixian. But Guo Yixian also liked Wu Xiran. I felt helpless...
　　Then I met Shen Yeran, whose personality was so similar to Wu Boyang's...
　　I felt that Lin Yuqin was a lot like me. I don't like others being like me, so I was very angry. A girl like me... Shen Yeran would never like me. Who knew, he actually liked Lin Yuqin! This puzzled me greatly. I hated Lin Yuqin.

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