Transmigrating Into A Villain novel Chapter 34

There were exams tomorrow. Alina couldn't focus too much on Sheffield. Since her kindness was rejected, she focused on the study.

Scores were very important for Alina who used to be a straight-A student. Although the scores could not measure a person's ability, it represented a student's attitude towards study.

A lot of people said that academic performance was not important. How could it not be important? Academic performance for students was like performance for sales staff.

The next day, Alina got up early as usual. Peter told her that her parents hadn't gotten up.

They didn't need to make breakfast, and it didn't matter if they got up or not, she thought.

She had a very leisurely breakfast. After she wiped her mouth, Sheffield went downstairs.

"Good morning." She greeted him briskly, pointed to the sofa in the living room and said, "I'll wait for you there."

She had finished her breakfast. She couldn't just sit there and watch him having his breakfast.

Sheffield took a look at Alina and then looked away. He neither agreed nor refused.

In fact, no matter whether he refused or not, they were going to school together by car.

After the breakfast, Sheffield glanced at Alina as he passed the living room. The girl was sitting on the sofa, reading a book.

Peter was following Sheffield. He stopped when he passed by the living room. He reminded Alina, "Miss Alaina, you can go now."

Alina came to her senses and followed them.

In the car, Alina, who was sitting straight, looked at Sheffield's expression through the rear-view mirror from time to time.

He looked calm and cold. He was looking straight ahead. It seemed that he wasn't bullied yesterday.

What was his life like at school? Did Eric know about it? Did they ever talk to each other?

Alina leaned her head against the car window. Though she stared at Sheffield, she was lost in thought.

Feeling the gaze of the girl, Sheffield turned his head and looked exactly into her eyes.

Looking at her eyes, he immediately felt that the girl did not pay any attention to him at all. He just happened to be in her sight.

He had thought that she was looking at him. However, it turned out that she was only looking at his direction. Sheffield was suddenly unhappy and was angry at himself thinking too much.

It was like that a person thought he could get one hundred marks with full self-confidence, but he only got eighty eight marks, which was a severe blow to his self-esteem.

It took a long time for Alina to come to her senses. It was then that she really saw Sheffield in her eyes.

She found that he looked angry. She was confused and wondered what happened. She did nothing. Why did he look at her like that?

After a long while, Sheffield still didn't move his eyes away. Alina asked carefully, "You... Are you okay?"

Sheffield sulked, squinted at her and said in a cold voice, "Get off the car!"

Although he asked Alina to get off the car, he didn't stop it as he did last time.

What? "What did you say?" asked Alina in surprise.

"I don't have a good mood when I see you. Get off the car!"

Alina's face changed. The last time she was driven out of the car, she was late for class. She didn't get angry with him because he was the hero. There was an exam today, and he was trying to get her off. No way!

"You can turn your face so that you can't see me."

Sheffield was stunned, and then a hint of mockery appeared on his face.