#Chapter 191 Zombies and a Mystery

It seemed like Olivia had taken my place in every way. All the Alphas who used to try to be my friend now flocked to her. She was petite and pretty, with curly brown hair reaching the middle of her back. Her brownish-green eyes were perfect ovals, and she moved gracefully, like a ballerina. The way she touched William’s arm when they spoke told me she was attracted to him. He seemed flattered by her attention, and I saw them chatting in the hallways later in the day. The rest of my Friday was as dismal as the first half of the day. Besides losing my seat next to William and all my friends to Olivia, some of the Alpha kids resumed their attempts to torment me. However, I wasn’t the shy, geeky girl of the past. Their efforts to humiliate me didn’t always work out well for them. At lunch, as I sat at an empty table near a gaggle of popular girls, one asked me how it felt to go from riches to rags. Another called me a homeless nobody. “Wow, you girls are getting you