Chapter 58: Reasons for Good Friends Chapter 58: Reasons for Good Friends When Victoria watched Serenity become slightly intoxicated, she finally understood why they could be such good friends.
Because just like her, when Serenity drank too much, she became a chatterbox.
The thing was, Serenity’s alcohol tolerance was even worse than hers.
“Did you know? Chapman’s home is only two buildings away from my grandma’s house. I’ve liked him since I was 11, and now I’m 21, and I still like him.”
“Ever since I met him, he’s liked this girl named Isabella. It’s been ten years, and he still likes her. Isn’t monogamy out of fashion these days? TMD, why is he so damn devoted?”
“If only he was a playboy, at least I could have had a one-night stand with him or something. If I couldn’t have his heart, having his body would be fine too. That way, I’d have one less regret.”
“I’ve wanted to confess to him so many times, but I’m too scared. I’m not afraid of rejection; I’m afraid of breaking up a good match. Do you think there’s something wrong with my thinking?”
This time, Victoria replied with certainty, “Yes, you’re sick, and quite seriously so.”
“Then give me some medicine.”
“Alright, wait a moment.” After saying that, Victoria asked the waiter for a glass of ice, then used tongs to put two ice cubes in Serenity’s glass, and said, “The medicine is ready, drink up.”
As soon as the words were spoken, Serenity’s cup was empty again.
“I wasn’t going to come to Authority University. My family had found a school for me abroad, but the one I love is at Authority University. So I begged and begged, and my family got me in – we’re even in the same department.”
Victoria was surprised. If Serenity’s family had the ability to get her into Authority University, it meant they were not only wealthy, but well-connected. This girl, who usually laughed and joked around, was surprisingly low-key.
“I thought he would eventually notice me, but the reality is, TMD, in his eyes, there’s no one but Isabella from the accounting department. They’re like lovers across three lifetimes.”
“No matter when I walk past him, he never looks at me properly. Once, during an event, I deliberately found an excuse to talk to him. He did look at me, but it was the same as not really seeing me.”
“You definitely don’t know that I tried to seduce him with at least ten women, each as beautiful as a flower, with pure beauty or sultry looks, cute lolitas or enchanting ********… How could he be like a monk, rejecting one after another, rejecting pairs?”
Victoria didn’t know much about Chapman, but after hearing what Serenity had to say, she found him intriguing.
“I’m so tired. Unrequited love is so bitter… I’ve tried everything, and if this continues, my youth will be gone.”
“I’ve decided, I’m giving up.”
“I’m giving up…”
Sometimes, it’s not a pity to give up on a relationship.
For a love affair with no hope of reciprocity, it’s a wise decision to end it as soon as possible.
Finally, Serenity drank herself into a stupor.
Thankfully, Victoria wisely chose to drink the least amount of alcohol to stay sober, and then took Serenity back to her dorm.
Just as she sent Serenity back to the dorm and walked out of Authority University’s gate, a group of strangers suddenly surrounded her…