"After all, it's still that person's fault." Haitong hinted meaningfully.
Elena reached out and patted her shoulder to comfort her: "Don't waste your good mood on unworthy people. Some people are not worth our efforts."
Haitong felt a little more comfortable after hearing this, and her expression eased a lot. She looked up at him in admiration and said from the bottom of her heart, "Aina, you are so kind."
Elena patted her back twice again and said casually, "I'll take you to the charity dinner tonight. You'll like it."
Haitong knew nothing about the various forces in Continent F. She only heard Elena tell her that the scale of tonight's performance was very grand, much larger than that of the musical that day.
She happily said, "Then I'll put on the evening dress I brought and take a couple more beautiful photos to post on WeChat Moments."
She finally got out and posted something on her Moments.
When she went to the musical before, she just asked someone for two tickets, and those people acted like they were so great.
If she had attended a higher-end banquet, she would have slapped those people in the face.
It was a good opportunity to let them see that even if they kicked her out of the group, she didn't hang out in Beijing's circles, there were still many high-end circles she could get in touch with overseas.
These high-end circles overseas happen to be the circles that those frogs in the well will never have the chance to access in their entire lives!
"It's up to you." Elena didn't care.
Haitong was even happier. She held her waist with both hands and buried her head in her arms: "Aina, you are so kind!"
Elena resisted the urge to pull her away, a hint of impatience and disgust flashed in her brown eyes, but she didn't dodge after all.
"We are classmates. I brought you here, so I must show you around."
"Thank you, Ina."
Haitong was very happy.
Elena was silent.
*
In the evening, Haitong went out with her good friend.
When they got into the luxurious nanny car that came specially to pick them up, Haitong was still fiddling with the hem of her evening dress, unable to hide the excitement on her round face.
She got in the car and watched the driver driving seriously, while she said to Elena, who was sitting next to her, embarrassedly: "Am I wearing this too formally?"
Elena looked at her wearing an E-brand show top. The hem of the fairy dress looked like scattered clouds in the car. It looked very classy, but in fact it was too sensational.
In particular, Haitong asked her innocently if she was dressed too formally.
Elena's eyes flickered, and she calmly comforted her: "Fortunately, there should be many people wearing formal dresses at the dinner party."
In fact, she simply thought that there were always two or three clowns at every dinner party to adjust the atmosphere, and Haitong was the clown tonight.
Yellow skin, black eyes and black hair.
Such an Asian face should have played the role of a clown.
Haitong didn't sense any ill intentions from her at all, and immediately breathed a sigh of relief and smiled: "Really?"
"Um."
Got an affirmative answer from Elena.
Haitong was also getting happier, and she didn't forget to show concern for her: "Then why aren't you... wearing a dress?"
Elena looked at her scrutinizing eyes, put her elbows on the car window, and dismissed her with a casual remark.
"I didn't bring any clothes."
Haitong believed it and said, "Why didn't you tell me earlier? I have a lot at home. If I had known, I would have brought one for you."
He quickly looked at her with admiration on his face and said, "But you are beautiful and elegant, you will look just as good without a dress. It doesn't matter whether you wear one or not, you will definitely be the focus of the whole audience."
(End of this chapter)