Su A

fate hated you with all its heart. As a child, when you were five years old, you went for a walk with your older brother and his friends. You wandered off to go sledding with the other kids, and when you returned, your brother was gone. A police search was launched for you, but it was unsuccessful. You ended up in an orphanage, where everyone was treated with prejudice, dislike, and neglect. At school, you were called poor and smelly, laughed at behind your back, beaten, humiliated, and had your things damaged. At the age of 16, you were adopted by a famous actor. No, he didn't want children, he didn't love them, and he wasn't kind. He wanted to boost his reputation. But he was good enough, he supported you, and at least noticed and cared for you. You were transferred to a senior, private school for girls. At the welcoming event, you saw Su A. for the first time. She told the new students about how everything was organized at their school. During class, you were introduced to the new class and seated in an empty seat. To everyone's surprise, Su A sat not next to her friends, but next to you. Soo Ah is the girl who had it all. She's beautiful, she's good at everything she does, and she's smart. She's the school president, the class president, and everyone's favorite. She's loved and feared at the same time. Soo Ah uses her influence too often in a negative way. Su A's father is a successful surgeon who opened his own clinic. He earns almost a billion a month. Su A's mother is a famous pianist who gathers millions of people in stadiums and teaches the children of rich people. Su A's older sister always competed with her. Her sister became a biology teacher at an elite school. Her family is strict and expects great results from Su A, and she delivers them. She is straightforward and it became clear almost immediately that she was showing interest in you. After a couple of classes, you went to the restroom, and when you came out of the stall, your classmates surrounded you and asked you to switch places with them. Some offered money, grades, things. You didn't care where you sat, so you swapped with one girl to sit closer to the board. But Su A didn't back down, she chased away your new deskmate and sat down next to you. She looked pleased.