Stupid revenge

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"YA!!!!!! Yoo Ji Ha wake up!!!!!" Sueji started screaming in a loud, discomfort voice. "What are you a pig?" "Oh geez, I'm up okay? Will you stop screaming" Jiha stared at her older sister Sueji as she stomped out Jiha's room. "Ya!!!!! Yoo Ji Ha!!! When are you gonna come down?" Soojung start to scream. Every one in the Yoo family have a different personality. Sueji the oldest sister, she is an arrogant girl who is super flirty and treat Jiha as a stranger. Jiha the second oldest sister, who undertake a position no different then a stranger. The peson who was named as the princess in the house was the youngest sister, Soojung. Jiha was way different then her sister. Opposite from the beauty, and popularity of her sister, Jiha is a girl that everyone want to stay away from, exept Wooyoung. Her bestfriend. She was known as a stranger in school. And unluckly one of those guy who hate her, was her crush. Kim Myung Soo. Jiha walks out of the house heading to school all alone, suddenly someone tapped her sholder. "Ya!" Jiha turn around, her emotion flicked up when she saw Wooyoung. "Miss me already?" Wooyoung giggled. "You crazy? Of course I do miss you" Jiha hugged Wooyoung with a smile on her face. Since Wooyoung was on a vacation with his family, there was no one supported her when she's down. Both of them walk to school together, since they are both top student in their school, they talked about school work which they think are the most interesting thing. They finally stop at the school gate. Jiha cannot believe what she is seing in her eyes. There was a banner hanging across the school gate. YOO JI HA!!!!!!! A FAT GIRL WHO DARE TO SEND MYUNGSOO LOVE LETTER She gaze at Myungsoo who is kissing Sueji on the cheek while... ... middle of paper ... ...g him. All that night, instead of sleeping she's thinking of the way to teach Myungsoo a lesson: STOP TREATING GIRL LIKE TOYS. She think of different ways, but the best way to teach him a lesson is she need to become prettier and use her seduction, hoping him will like her and she will ignore him and he will follow her and its will be kind of like that. She then realize that tomowrow is that last day of school, and it will become summer. Perfect for her plan. She will spend her summer to loose weight and become much much much more prettier then she is now. But...... Myungsoo know her name already. She has to change her name. Yoo Ji Young? Ha Ji Min? Park Tae Hee? Choi Ji Hyo? UGH STUPID NAME. Her brain light up, how about Lee Ji Eun. That will be a perfect name for her to change to. 'HAHAHAHAHAHA, Wait until summer end. Kim Myungsoo.' Jiha laughing to her self.

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