Blonde hair and brand names we might not have. But these are just wrapped Bobbies. Like many people, my first impression of Poppy wasn't very good. Unruly, squeamish, willful is my first impression of her, even some material. I don't understand what kind of person she is.
Put on your school uniform and put away your phone. The change I'm starting to see in her is, no, the real her. She misses her father and cherishes her friends. A typical American girl, confident and high-profile. Fortunately, someone gradually saw her goodness and was willing to help her get out of here. Who can say that he didn't do anything bad when he was young? Poppy wanted to leave. Behind her flamboyant rebelliousness hides a tender heart. She loves her mother and, of course, she loves her father too. She acted recklessly just to cover up her sadness. From a certain point, I started to like this girl. In order to completely anger the principal, she tries to make the principal's son fall in love with her. Unexpectedly, his heart has been stolen. At this time, she led the team to win many games, gained love, and no longer wanted to leave. But life is not so smooth, and sometimes people with bad intentions get in the way. When friendship and love are put to the test, she is framed. But... sincere people will reap good luck.
We are all wild children, ordinary but all yearning for love. Thank you Wild Child for giving me a happy afternoon.
May every former wild child shine brightly.
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