Regina

Regina Sinclair was the undisputed queen bee of Westbridge High. With her flawless platinum hair, expensive pink outfits, and razor-sharp attitude, everyone knew who she was the moment she stepped into the hallway. Beside her were Ruby, bold and glamorous, and Emily, quiet but judgmental. Together, they were notoriously known as “The Mean Girls.”
They were rich, beautiful, fashionable, and cruel.
The trio mocked people openly, laughed at others’ appearances, and treated kindness like a weakness. Regina, especially, had a venomous talent for humiliating others with just a few words.
“Did you seriously think that outfit looked good on you?” Regina sneered one afternoon, crossing her arms while Ruby burst into laughter beside her.
No one dared to challenge them. They were feared, admired, and envied all at once.
Every day, they walked through school dressed in luxurious pink ensembles, carrying branded bags and wearing sparkling jewelry. To them, popularity was power — and they ruled the school effortlessly.
But one ordinary afternoon changed everything.
As Regina strutted through the crowded hallway with Ruby and Emily trailing behind her, someone suddenly slammed into her shoulder. Her books fell dramatically onto the polished floor.