It was nice to have a chat with an old acquaintance. Fortunately, I wasn''t rushing for the restroom.


    "Professor King brought me here," I exined.


    He nodded and stared at me with his dark eyes for a moment before saying, "I heard you went through


    a lot some time ago. I''m sorry I couldn''t help you or..." He swallowed the rest of the sentence and


    shook his head regretfully.


    The unfinished sentence should be "or be by your side".


    I understood his meaning, but I couldn''t respond to him.


    I was not a person who dragged things out, especially when it came to rtionships. It would only end


    up hurting both parties.


    Moreover, from what I observed, Matthew''s feelings for Helen were growing rapidly.


    After he let go of me, it would be easy to notice Helen''s goodness.


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    As a good roommate, I shouldn''t be having private conversations with the person she loved.


    "It''s all in the past now, nothing to worry about. With Colin looking out for me, everything turned out


    fine."


    He swirled the wine in his ss and stared into the dark liquid, looking lost in thought. "Mr. White is


    truly a talented person. I''ve seen him a few times during high school and was impressed by his


    demeanor. I just didn''t expect you to choose him."


    "He''s a great man." I wasn''t sure what else to say. After thinking for a while, that was all I coulde


    up with. Besides, it covered all bases.


    "Lulu, I..." He drank the wine in his ss in one gulp, tightened his lips, and remained silent for about


    ten seconds before speaking, "I''m getting engaged."


    Engaged?


    I widened my eyes in astonishment. "To Helen?"


    He nodded and then forced a smile. "I''m sorry, I can''t keep liking you anymore. Please don''t forget


    about me."


    His voice was trembling slightly at the end of his sentence.


    I couldn''t help but feel a pang of sadness.


    It was not for myself but for him.


    His feelings were pure and sincere. Perhaps a part of his heart would always belong to the Luna


    Lawson of the past which no one could reach. But his present and future belonged to Helen. Content


    belongs


    to


    The ce he left for me in his heart no longer belonged to me. It was just a memory of his regrets from


    our teenage years.


    It had nothing to do with love.


    Matthew may not realized this yet, but I hoped he woulde to understand it in the future.


    Fortunately, Helen loved him very much. She once said marrying him was her lifelong wish. It was not


    bad at all as her wish wasing true.


    Matthew''s family definitely wanted him to marry someone with a simr background.


    I would rather that woman be Helen instead of someone else.


    Because she truly loved Matthew.


    It wouldn''t be difficult for him to open up and fall in love with her.


    People said constant dripping wore away the stone, and Helen was that constant drop of water. One


    day, she would surely move Matthew''s heart with her deep affection.


    "Congrattions!" I reached out my hand, sincerely wishing him well. That was a good question.


    But considering the ambiguous rtionship Matthew and I once had, as well as the prejudices his


    mother had against me, I


    suppressed the desire to attend their engagement party to avoid getting into trouble.