Tina leaned slightly back, pushed Cindy away, and got into the car indifferently.
Her disregard hurt Cindy's self-esteem even worse, so she chased after her car angrily and yelled, "Don't be smug! I know he is Samuel Langford. Fiona is also his girlfriend. You can't even hold a candle to her!"
Her voice faded as the car moved forward. Holding the steering wheel, Tina sighed slightly and told herself not to mind Cindy's words. She didn't like Samuel, so she didn't need to care about Fiona.
But the dull pain in her heart couldn't be ignored. She remembered he and Fiona had bowed their heads and smiled at each other that day, and the picture had looked beautiful but harsh.
Why was she feeling upset?
It must be because she was very lonely after losing a friend. She couldn't bear his good
