What exactly made her lose to Ariel Morris? She didn’t lose to that bitch Ariel Morris in any way!
Today, ever since she t Arlo Seys, he had spoken more words to her than ever before. Yet, every word, every sentence of his cut her to the core, shattering her heart into pieces.
"Just because your na is not Ariel Morris, those three words aren’t the love in my heart," Arlo Seys’s words still echoed in her ears. Valeria Johnson stood there in tears; she hated the love in his heart!
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When Arlo Seys returned to the private lounge, the atmosphere inside was very lively. He scanned the crowd and in the darkest corner saw the silhouette etched in his mind forever.
After returning to the lounge, Ariel Morris found a dark corner to sit in, holding a bottle of wine, drinking alone.
Arlo Seys’s eyes darkened slightly when he saw her drinking. His fingers at his sides clenched slightly, but his face remained calm.
Upon seeing him enter, Martin Chapman imdiately stood up, microphone in hand, and laughed, "Classmates, back then our Chairman Seys’s ’Later’ kept echoing beside , it was so beautiful! How about we let Chairman Seys sing us a song today?!"
"Yes!!!" the crowd in the lounge clamored.
Arlo Seys’s eyes slightly lowered, not responding.
Nico Haynes laughed at Martin Chapman, "Boss Seys would never sing! His golden voice rarely opens! Martin, you’re out of luck!"
Martin Chapman told Nico Haynes to ’get lost’ and then looked at Arlo Seys, smiling, urging, "You and Junior Sister Morris have reconciled; such a great day, co on, sing a song! Chairman Seys, give us so face!"
Everyone thought Arlo Seys would refuse, but then they saw him indifferently take the microphone from Martin Chapman’s hand, his deep voice lightly saying one word, "Alright."
The crowd in the lounge erupted with joyous cheers.
Even Ariel Morris, sitting in the corner, couldn’t help but stop drinking, looking at Arlo Seys with a bit of surprise in her eyes.
After she left, what on earth did Valeria say to him? How could she really remain so indifferent and unbothered by his attitude? The reason she turned and left was because as soon as he appeared, he directed a questioning gaze at her, she was genuinely hurt, so she turned away quietly.
If he truly doesn’t trust her, how is she supposed to explain?
After returning to the lounge, she drank one glass after another, trying to calm her depressed and upset heart.
As Ariel Morris was lost in thought, the accompanint sound started playing in the lounge, capturing her gaze on Arlo Seys, who sat serenely and coolly on the sofa. Those faint eyebrows and remarkable face had long been etched in her mind, never to be forgotten, never losing their charm.
"Arlo," Ariel Morris murmured softly in the dark corner, filled with involuntary affection.
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A tear lingered in the eyelid, hanging with longing.
In a fleeting mont, rushed forward, wiping away the distance.
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Passing that period, seeing it tomorrow, then realizing it was the red string of fate.
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Sighing every breath, chasing and running, mories circling around.
On the day of eting, replaying over and over, finally realizing it was destiny.
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That year, love made brave.
That glance beca the final point.
That year, I was no longer alone.
That day, you were by my side.
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Make a wish, to bear all the suffering for you, willingly, willingly...
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Arlo Seys’s deep and pleasant voice resonated, filling every corner of the lounge, and everyone held their breath, listening intently.
In the corner, Ariel Morris’s expression remained indifferent, yet her eyes were fixated on the singer. As the song ended, she finally turned her gaze to the screen, where the song’s title "Love Made Brave" was displayed.
That glance beca the final point. Who says not? That look he gave, amazed her entire world, leaving no room in her eyes for anyone else.
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