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415 A Face Only A Mother Would Love The debut release of this chapter happened at Ñøv€l-B1n.
Jia thought she wouldn't have to go to another TV station to fight with other people from different fandoms. Yet, here she was now. A group of girls, seemingly older than them, cut through the line and even stepped on her shoes. Her friends frowned, and Bora was about to confront the group of girls, but Jia shook her head. "Excuse me," Jia said, trying to get their attention. However, they merely ignored her. "Excuse me," Jia repeated, louder this time. Fortunately, the group of girls finally turned around, not looking apologetic in the slightest. "Yes?" one of them asked, raising her eyebrow. "The line is back there," Jia said. "People here have been waiting for a long time, so please go to the back of the line." The group looked at each other with humorous expressions. "We're older than you," she said. "We have the privilege of cutting through the line." "Bitch, that doesn't even make sense," Bora chimed from the back.
Their eyes widened in shock. "Bitch? Did this young woman just call us a bitch? How are your mothers raising you?" "At least I don't have a face only a mother would love," Bora snapped. Jia held in her chuckle while the other three held Bora back. This girl truly had no filter. "Look, we mean no disrespect," Jia said. "We lined up early in the morning and even missed our classes for this. We just want to get the spot we deserve." It seemed like the ladies weren't listening to her at all, though. "That's not our problem," one of them said, making Jia extremely frustrated. "I'm going to drag your asses back there if you don't start moving now," Bora snapped. They shook their heads and looked at Jia's group with disgusted expressions. "I can't believe there are fans like this out here. Let's see—whose fans are you?" They recognized the pink lightsticks in their hands and started laughing. "Ah, as expected," the lady in the middle said. "You guys are astras. You know what they say—like idols, like fans." Jia's eyebrows furrowed as they continued saying condescending words. "Your center, June, disrespected our beloved Y. I see where you get your disrespectful attitude from." "Oh, you think this is disrespectful? I'll show you something truly disrespectful—" Jia stopped Bora before she could pull on the older girl's hair. It seemed like it was already thinning, so Jia took pity on her. "Let's drop it," Jia sighed, making her friends look at her with wide eyes. Was the queen of Astras and June's self-proclaimed wife actually allowing someone to speak ill of June? This was new! "They're only three anyway," Jia said. "Let's just run to the barricade." "But they called June disrespectful!" Soomin whisper-shouted. Jia sighed, facing the trio once again. "I'm sure everyone is entitled to everyone's opinion, but I'm sure you don't know June as much as we do. If what you say is true—like idols, like fans, then SPADES should be ashamed," Jia calmly said. "What are you talking about?" the girl with thinning hair asked. "If I were a part of SPADES, I wouldn't want to be associated with a couple of bitches like you."
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415 A Face Only A Mother Would Love The debut release of this chapter happened at Ñøv€l-B1n.
Jia thought she wouldn't have to go to another TV station to fight with other people from different fandoms. Yet, here she was now. A group of girls, seemingly older than them, cut through the line and even stepped on her shoes. Her friends frowned, and Bora was about to confront the group of girls, but Jia shook her head. "Excuse me," Jia said, trying to get their attention. However, they merely ignored her. "Excuse me," Jia repeated, louder this time. Fortunately, the group of girls finally turned around, not looking apologetic in the slightest. "Yes?" one of them asked, raising her eyebrow. "The line is back there," Jia said. "People here have been waiting for a long time, so please go to the back of the line." The group looked at each other with humorous expressions. "We're older than you," she said. "We have the privilege of cutting through the line." "Bitch, that doesn't even make sense," Bora chimed from the back.
Their eyes widened in shock. "Bitch? Did this young woman just call us a bitch? How are your mothers raising you?" "At least I don't have a face only a mother would love," Bora snapped. Jia held in her chuckle while the other three held Bora back. This girl truly had no filter. "Look, we mean no disrespect," Jia said. "We lined up early in the morning and even missed our classes for this. We just want to get the spot we deserve." It seemed like the ladies weren't listening to her at all, though. "That's not our problem," one of them said, making Jia extremely frustrated. "I'm going to drag your asses back there if you don't start moving now," Bora snapped. They shook their heads and looked at Jia's group with disgusted expressions. "I can't believe there are fans like this out here. Let's see—whose fans are you?" They recognized the pink lightsticks in their hands and started laughing. "Ah, as expected," the lady in the middle said. "You guys are astras. You know what they say—like idols, like fans." Jia's eyebrows furrowed as they continued saying condescending words. "Your center, June, disrespected our beloved Y. I see where you get your disrespectful attitude from." "Oh, you think this is disrespectful? I'll show you something truly disrespectful—" Jia stopped Bora before she could pull on the older girl's hair. It seemed like it was already thinning, so Jia took pity on her. "Let's drop it," Jia sighed, making her friends look at her with wide eyes. Was the queen of Astras and June's self-proclaimed wife actually allowing someone to speak ill of June? This was new! "They're only three anyway," Jia said. "Let's just run to the barricade." "But they called June disrespectful!" Soomin whisper-shouted. Jia sighed, facing the trio once again. "I'm sure everyone is entitled to everyone's opinion, but I'm sure you don't know June as much as we do. If what you say is true—like idols, like fans, then SPADES should be ashamed," Jia calmly said. "What are you talking about?" the girl with thinning hair asked. "If I were a part of SPADES, I wouldn't want to be associated with a couple of bitches like you."
415 A Face Only A Mother Would Love The debut release of this chapter happened at Nvl-B1n.Jia thought she wouldn't have to go to another TV station to fight with other people from different fandoms. Yet, here she was now. A group of girls, seemingly older than them, cut through the line and even stepped on her shoes. Her friends frowned, and Bora was about to confront the group of girls, but Jia shook her head. "Excuse me," Jia said, trying to get their attention. However, they merely ignored her. "Excuse me," Jia repeated, louder this time. Fortunately, the group of girls finally turned around, not looking apologetic in the slightest. "Yes?" one of them asked, raising her eyebrow. "The line is back there," Jia said. "People here have been waiting for a long time, so please go to the back of the line." The group looked at each other with humorous expressions. "We're older than you," she said. "We have the privilege of cutting through the line." "Bitch, that doesn't even make sense," Bora chimed from the back. Their eyes widened in shock. "Bitch? Did this young woman just call us a bitch? How are your mothers raising you?" "At least I don't have a face only a mother would love," Bora snapped. Jia held in her chuckle while the other three held Bora back. This girl truly had no filter. "Look, we mean no disrespect," Jia said. "We lined up early in the morning and even missed our classes for this. We just want to get the spot we deserve." It seemed like the ladies weren't listening to her at all, though. "That's not our problem," one of them said, making Jia extremely frustrated. "I'm going to drag your asses back there if you don't start moving now," Bora snapped. They shook their heads and looked at Jia's group with disgusted expressions. "I can't believe there are fans like this out here. Let's seewhose fans are you?" They recognized the pink lightsticks in their hands and started laughing. "Ah, as expected," the lady in the middle said. "You guys are astras. You know what they saylike idols, like fans." Jia's eyebrows furrowed as they continued saying condescending words. "Your center, June, disrespected our beloved Y. I see where you get your disrespectful attitude from." "Oh, you think this is disrespectful? I'll show you something truly disrespectful" Jia stopped Bora before she could pull on the older girl's hair. It seemed like it was already thinning, so Jia took pity on her. "Let's drop it," Jia sighed, making her friends look at her with wide eyes. Was the queen of Astras and June's self-proclaimed wife actually allowing someone to speak ill of June? This was new! "They're only three anyway," Jia said. "Let's just run to the barricade." "But they called June disrespectful!" Soomin whisper-shouted. Jia sighed, facing the trio once again. "I'm sure everyone is entitled to everyone's opinion, but I'm sure you don't know June as much as we do. If what you say is truelike idols, like fans, then SPADES should be ashamed," Jia calmly said. "What are you talking about?" the girl with thinning hair asked. "If I were a part of SPADES, I wouldn't want to be associated with a couple of bitches like you."
