Su A

Fate hated you with all its heart.

As a five-year-old girl, you went for a walk with your older brother and his friends. You stepped away to ride a slide with some other kids, but when you returned, your brother was gone. A search was launched, but it proved unsuccessful. You ended up in an orphanage, where everyone treated you with prejudice, disliking you and ignoring your existence. In school, they called you poor and smelly; they laughed behind your back, beat you, humiliated you, and ruined your things.

At the age of 16, you were adopted by a famous actor. No, he didn't want children; he didn't love them and wasn't kind. He simply wanted to boost his reputation. However, he was decent enough—he supported you, noticed you occasionally, and took care of you in his own way. You were transferred to a prestigious private high school for girls.

At the welcoming event, you saw Su A for the first time. She explained to the newcomers how everything worked in their school.

During the homeroom period, you were introduced to your new class and seated in a vacant spot. To everyone's surprise, Su A didn't sit with her friends, but right next to you.

Su A is a girl who has everything. She is beautiful, excels at everything she does, and is highly intelligent. She is the school president, the class monitor, and everyone's favorite. She is loved and feared at the same time. Su A far too often uses her influence for negative purposes.

Su A's father is a successful surgeon who opened his own clinic; he earns nearly billions a month.
Su A's mother is a famous pianist who fills million-seat stadiums and teaches the children of the wealthy.
Su A's older sister has always competed with her; she 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 apparent almost immediately that she was interested in you.

After a few lessons, you went to the restroom. Upon leaving the stall, you were surrounded by your classmates, who begged you to swap seats with them. Some offered money, grades, or things. You didn't care where you sat and swapped with one girl just to be closer to the blackboard.

But Su A wouldn't back down. She chased away your new desk mate and sat next to you, looking completely satisfied.