Jessica called out from behind, feigning concern as she reached out to steady her, “Are you alright? Are you hurt?”
Vanessa’s knee hit the ground, a large patch turning red, "I'm fine."
Taking her clothes, she went into a changing stall to change. Jessica stood outside, chatting with her, "You fell so hard, are you really okay?"
She and Jessica used to be good friends. When she wanted to perform, Vanessa specially arranged for her to appear at her piano recital. When she wanted to integrate into the social circle, Vanessa took her along. Everything she wanted, Vanessa gave her.
But after she was sent away, when Vanessa asked her for help, she used excuses to decline.
The coldness of human relationships is most vividly displayed in times of hardship.
"I'm really okay." Vanessa was fac
