However, another group of people began to crazily vote for Maureen.
If before, Ann was just jealous of Maureen — jealous of her childhood engagement to Richard, and jealous of the fact that she, always wearing a face mask without revealing her true appearance, dared to hang around Richard freely.
Ever since Ann was taken behind the teaching building by Richard, who wore a dauntingly icy expression, and ruthlessly interrogated her about Bianca's allergies, Ann had despised Maureen to the point of grinding her teeth in hatred.
She had known Richard much before Maureen did.
She was there for him first.
Yet, it was only with Maureen that he spoke to, and only for Maureen did he offer extra lessons.
Ann didn't have the courage to pursue Richard, yet Maureen daringly confessed her liking for him.
This courage she displayed was beyond annoying.
