The story is complex, yet it's exactly the kind of drama girls love to indulge in, where the girl, out of fear, even hurts the boy, but the boy gently guides until they become inseparable.
After a ruckus, the four of them lay side by side on the bed, gazing at the blue sky and white clouds outside the window. Sharon Somerset sighed, "It's really nice. Without mentioning his background, just in terms of character, Professor Sinclair is way better than Miles Crawford."
During that period, Miles made Shea Thorne feel terrible, like a ghost of her former self. It's not that they looked down on a girl who only knew how to do laundry and cook, but without reciprocal return, all her dedication just seemed foolish to others.
Shea nodded, and just then her phone chimed with a notification. She checked it, and it was actually a message from Milo Sinclair.
