She had to admit that she did have some prejudices against this group of rich second-generations and had no interest in interacting with them.
But when we actually started talking, we found that it actually depends on the person.
There are certainly many rich second-generations who live a life of drunkenness and dreams every day, and who treat studying abroad as a vacation, but there are also many people who have received elite education since childhood and are also very outstanding.
This kind of person plays much crazier than the average person, but if they really want to be liked, it is also easier for them to do so than for the average person.
After a while, the two groups of people who had been at loggerheads just now quickly got together harmoniously, and even began to toast each other and call each other brothers.
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