Reborn As Lucky Star
Chapter 461: "See Old at 3 Years Old

Chapter 461: Chapter 461: "See Old at 3 Years Old

Li Ruyun was a very pretty little girl.

And she had always been aware of this, taking pride in it.

Although she was the girl in the twins, Li Ruyun had been smart since childhood, adept at acting cute to win favors, so the affection she received was no less than that of Li Ruyu.

Whenever she acted coquettishly, even Li Fuhong couldn’t resist, only pinching his daughter’s cheek and satisfying all her requests.

However, the moment she saw Yue Qingqing, Li Ruyun could almost hear the alarm bells ringing in her own heart.

Beauty breeds jealousy, and Li Ruyun couldn’t quite describe the feeling in her heart.

No wonder someone had mistaken them earlier; the girl in the classroom actually looked somewhat similar to her.

And she had to admit, despite the lack of any evident effort on the other’s part to dress up, there was a natural charm about her that attracted people.

Suddenly, Li Ruyun recalled how her mother would grit her teeth and curse the "fairy" outside.

This girl named Yue Qingqing would probably become that type.

Zhuang Lan looked at his cousin’s increasingly grim expression and frowned, "What are you thinking about?"

Snapped back to reality, Li Ruyun looked up at Zhuang Lan with a sweet smile.

"Nothing, cousin, let’s go first, we’ll come find you after school."

Li Ruyu also said goodbye to Zhuang Lan, "Goodbye, cousin."

Zhuang Lan hummed in response, watching the twins walk away.

Many boys harbor a doting sentiment for their younger sisters.

But for Zhuang Lan, he had a slight preference for Li Ruyu.

Better to have a mind with fewer thoughts than one that’s like a sieve with too many.

"Everyone, hand in your homework, representatives of each subject collect the homework."

Zhuang Lan went back to the classroom to collect homework, which was met with a chorus of groans.

That afternoon, on the way home together, Qu Ruorui brought up the topic again.

"Actually, if you look closely, they are two different people, but at first glance, they really do look alike."

Jun Feifei had met the twins before and could understand Qu Ruorui’s feelings.

"Ugh, don’t mention it. The first time I saw Qingqing in the first grade, I was shocked, thinking that Li Ruyun had transferred to our school. I even wondered how she got in, given her age."

Memories resurfaced as Wei Rong struggled to recall.

"So, when you first saw Qingqing, you didn’t see a nose as a nose or eyes as eyes, and you kept poking her with a pen. Was it because you had a grudge against that Li Ruyun?"

Hearing about the past made Jun Feifei cough and feel quite embarrassed.

"Oh, you know, Qingqing and I didn’t get along until we fought."

Who could blame oneself for not recognizing a fairy?

And looking back on it now, was that really bullying?

It was clearly herself who ended up unlucky.

To steer the conversation elsewhere, Jun Feifei voluntarily brought up past grievances with Li Ruyun.

"Although it happened many years ago, I remember it clearly. Li Ruyun has always been very scheming. One time I was at Zhuang Lan’s house and just happened to bump into her—she took a liking to the bow in my hair."

"You all know my personality, there’s no way I was going to give it to her. So she just smiled and offered to straighten the bow for me; I was talking to Zhuang Lan at the time and didn’t pay her any mind."

"It wasn’t until I got home that I realized there was a needle stuck inside the bow. If I had accidentally bumped my head, that needle would have definitely pierced my scalp."

Hearing Jun Feifei’s story, everyone gasped in shock.

Qu Ruorui whispered, "That can’t be, how old were you at the time?"

Jun Feifei snorted, "Haven’t you heard about ’seeing one’s old nature by age three’? That needle must have been placed there by her, and during a game later, she bumped into me on purpose twice! Just think how malicious that is."

With Jun Feifei recounting the incident so seriously, the kids couldn’t help but believe her.

If it was really as she described, that was incredibly cruel.

It was unclear whether it was simply childhood ignorance or as Jun Feifei said, "seeing one’s old nature by age three," indicating a temperament so inherently callous.