Camden River pressed his lips together, thought for a mont, and then directly picked her up horizontally.
"It’s not necessary." Windsor Myres quickly said.
She couldn’t put on airs, couldn’t deceive herself, and couldn’t possibly use this as leverage to demand Camden River treat her in every possible way, always holding her dearly.
But—
Camden River still didn’t put her down.
He carried her all the way to the dormitory building.
At lunchti, the campus was crowded with people; it was imaginable the kind of stir they caused.
But Camden River ignored it.
In the past, he cared about his reputation and would be furious if Windsor Myres pushed him publicly.
At so point, he stopped caring about his reputation.
The facade wasn’t crucial, really.
Everyone at school already knew them, and knew he had accepted Windsor Myres. He had no secrets at school.
——
Camden River set Windsor Myres down.
Windsor Myres steadied herself, looked at him, and said softly, "Then I’ll go up."
"Okay." Camden River showed a faint smile, "Have a good sleep. Call once you wake up, and I’ll take you to eat."
"Do you have classes this afternoon?"
"Two classes." Camden River replied blandly.
Classes or not, on such a special day, he naturally wanted to take good care of Windsor Myres.
"Then I’ll find you when I wake up." Windsor Myres was indeed tired, thought for a mont, then said to him softly.
"Okay, go on up." Camden River nodded.
Windsor Myres turned and went upstairs.
At noon, all five people in the dorm were there.
Mia Ginger had finished class and called her, but her phone was off, so she decided to wait in the dormitory to have lunch with her.
Last night’s events were naturally all known, and there was a bit of concern.
Wren King, Blair Chester, and Mina Lee didn’t rest well last night. After eating, they had just napped, catching up on sleep.
Tong Tong didn’t go to class in the morning, slept all morning, had just carried a water basin to the washroom, washed up, and when she returned, she saw Windsor Myres was back, talking to Mia Ginger.
Of course, Windsor Myres saw her too, glanced at her, then turned her head away, continuing to talk with Mia Ginger.
Mia Ginger saw Tong Tong enter and felt a bit of a headache.
She asked Windsor Myres, "Have you eaten? I haven’t, waiting for you, to go eat together."
After last night, these two needed so buffer ti.
She spoke, naturally hoping to talk with Windsor Myres and, along the way, relieve so awkwardness.
Unexpectedly—
Windsor Myres just laughed and said, "No, I’m too tired, I’ll sleep and eat after waking up."
Mia Ginger: "..."
The water basin in Tong Tong’s hand fell to the ground with a "snap."
Toothbrush and toothpaste scattered all over.
Waking the other three.
Windsor Myres didn’t turn back, used one hand to hold the bed fra, and climbed up to sleep.
Mia Ginger sat in the chair, pursing her lips, watching Tong Tong.
Tong Tong bit her lip tightly, and in a mont, tears stread down her face.
Windsor Myres always had this ability, with one word, she could crush all of Tong Tong’s ntal preparations.
The image popped into her head, Tong Tong turned away and slamd the door, running off.
Mia Ginger’s head swelled, got up to look at Windsor Myres; Windsor Myres covered her head with a blanket, her back turned to the outside, silent.
Obviously not wanting to pay attention.
She’s angry, Camden River and Tong Tong’s kiss also felt like a thorn in her heart.
She naturally didn’t want Tong Tong to feel good.
Who did she think she was?
Matters between her and Camden River should be resolved by themselves, what was she doing last night, seeing them arguing and wanting to interfere, hoping to cling to Camden River?
In her dreams.
She ignored it, but Mia Ginger couldn’t.
As the dorm leader and class representative, seeing Tong Tong so distraught, she had to intervene, couldn’t ignore it.
Couldn’t let anything happen to her.
Mia Ginger stomped her foot in frustration, turned, and ran out too.
——
Tong Tong ran out of the dormitory building, crying.
Mia Ginger ran faster than her, and as she exited the dormitory building, she saw her and quickly shouted, "Tong Tong!"
Tong Tong, not knowing what tripped her, suddenly fell off two steps, causing nearby students to scream.
Mia Ginger quickly ran over to look.
Before she reached her, Tong Tong had already gotten up, not looking back, she started running again.
Mia Ginger was utterly infuriated.
She knew Windsor Myres had a sharp tongue; she used to have a sharp tongue too, but after the car accident, her mory was incomplete, she rembered so things, and forgot others, because of this, she grew to like quiet reflection.
Over ti, her temper gradually llowed a bit.
But at the mont—
That feeling of being maddened returned.
Running against the wind made her ears hurt, but she didn’t care.
Finally, she caught up with Tong Tong on the sports field.
Tong Tong quickly went up to the stands, sat on the top step, hugged her knees, and sobbed uncontrollably.
The noon sun was glaring.
Mia Ginger caught up, seeing her crying, suddenly couldn’t say anything.
Had she ever cried like this?
No impression.
Her mind was a bit chaotic, truly no mory at all.
She didn’t like crying.
Even if she cried, it was hard to cry so unabashedly.
She would tilt her head back, forcing her tears to flow back, returning to her eyes.
What could crying solve?
Many tis, it made those who cared hurt, and those who didn’t rejoice, yet many tis, aside from crying, girls didn’t know what else to do.
Tong Tong was one of those girls spoiled by her parents.
She knew.
Last sester, Tong Tong often talked about her parents, referring to her father as "the nouveau riche old dad."
Besides Camden River, she probably hadn’t experienced any setbacks since she was a child.
Happy, carefree, and without financial worries.
She wasn’t herself, nor Windsor Myres, lacking experience, therefore not that strong.
Mia Ginger muddled through her thoughts, sighed, and unsure how to comfort her, also sat on a step a bit away.
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