I was awfully villainized in the Novel written by Lilly. But the truth is I could not make myself like Aisha myself. I liked her at first when we just became friends and were benchmates, but sooner, I realised how she awfully badmouthed with others behind my back. After the day that Jamie told me how badly she spoke with her about me, I could not trust her at all. My hatred towards her seems to be growing each year. I have noticed her using a fake personality since we started our classes in 7th grade. For some circumstances, I have seen that she would sometimes snap and hit someone whenever she gets mad, like her actual personality.
A few days after class 7 started, me and Lilly would do daily calls at 11 PM. These few calls we would plan on how to get rid of Aisha and allow Lilly to be free. Aisha would stick to Lilly like a caramel popcorn sticking onto your fingers and when u let go of the caramel, she would talk bad behind Lilly's back. She would do the same with others when Lilly is'nt around and then go on talking bad about them to Lilly. We had tried like 6 times for Lilly and Aisha to break their friendship. But she somehow always knew and went ignoring us, and the only times we were free was at breaktime where she had the permission to get out or go to the washroom. She would even reply and fight back when we texted her online about the matter, but when we went to school she would've acted like nothing happened and we're her friend again. We did not like this at all. We tried and tried until one day she finally snapped and yelled at us and ended it all. We were happy but we did not realise that she would not leave us yet. She went on talking bad behind our backs. She knew that I gave the plans and ideas to Lilly, she thinks that me and her are still ''friends'' when she doesn't know that the a part of the thing was indirectly me. I know that she knew that I helped Lilly. I can see her giving me side eyes and glares, then go on talking bad behind my back.
I did not care, and nobody else did. She thought that the entire class loved her, its rather that everyone hates her. Nobody listened to her sob story and made fun of her instead. I could see her getting deja vu, but this time Lilly is not the victim and she the bully, the whole class are the bully and she is the victim. This can be called as Karma at some point. Dear Aisha, if you're reading this then I hope that you can beg on the streets and accomplish your dreams of being a ''শাকছুন্নি".
I gladly think that the moral of the story is about one's true actions will be repeated by someone else. Karma exists and its real, and it is for everyone, no one is safe from Karma, your current actions depend on ur future life.