Judie grinned brightly. "Of course! Leilani told me about you. She said you were smart and resilient, a really impressive girl!"
Yvonne's eyes lit up. She looked at Leilani, her gaze holding a trace of surprise and emotion. She hadn't expected Leilani to talk about her to others, simply because Leilani didn't seem like the type to do so.
Leilani cleared her throat lightly and calmly pulled out a chair to sit down. "Judie is just like this. You'll get used to it."
Judie immediately feigned offense. "What do you mean 'just like this'? Leilani, I'll give you one chance to rephrase that!"
Leilani smiled and shot Judie a glance, knowing she wasn't actually mad.
Judie had noticed Yvonne was too nervous and shy, so she was intentionally trying to liven up the atmosphere.
But seeing the two of them looking like they were about to square off, Yvonne was clearly getting anxious. For someone with a shy, introverted personality like hers, Judie's overly extroverted energy could sometimes feel overwhelming.
Yvonne, after her initial nervousness, realized Judie was just playing around. Watching their interaction, she couldn't help but let out a soft laugh, her tension vanishing instantly. She actively took the seat next to Judie and asked curiously, "Have you known Leilani for a long time?"
Judie pondered, then shook her head. "Not really that long."
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