Perseis turned her head:
"Hela?"
Hela looked at Perseis with some surprise, as this was the first time Perseis had taken the initiative to speak to her during this period.
Perseis radiated a special aura that made Hela feel very comfortable, so comfortable that she couldn't help but want to squint her eyes and enjoy it. It was like a fire surround by a blizzard in a cave, or an unexpected trickle of spring water found after walking thousands of miles in a scorching desert, making one want to approach her involuntarily.
In short, it was an impulse from a biological instinct.
Perseis asked:
"Your father Hewitt, on the parent-teacher conference day, made Mr. Lamont withdraw your position as class leader."
Hela said:
"Yes, the class leader now is still Cyril."
Although Hela was happy to have a conversation with Perseis, she couldn't help but feel a little vigilant in her heart. Why would Perseis talk to her about Hewitt?
Perseis closed the book and put it in the drawer:
