Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 81

Carlisle tucked his phone away and continued to munch on his bread roll filled with chorizo. His meal filled the classroom with the pungent smell of the sausage.

Despite the smell, many classmates were also having breakfast, so no one spoke up.

Carlisle wasn’t usually a fan of such strong–smelling breakfast foods, but today, he found his chorizo-

stuffed bread roll surprisingly delicious.

Wanda moved her chair closer to Carlisle and whispered, “Carlisle, why did you ask about the chairman of Islo Clothing?”

“How did you know?” Carlisle turned his head abruptly, almost bumping into Wanda.

“Ew, that stinks…” Wanda quickly backed away from Carlisle. She even waved her hand to clear the air. “I

shouldn’t have bought you that bread roll.”

Carlisle leaned in and blew a gust of air at Wanda. “Does it smell?”

“Stay away, it’s gross!” Wanda covered Carlisle’s mouth with her hands.

Several classmates glared at them as they were being loud,

“Remember, we’re in a public place, so keep it down!” Phoebe interrupted from behind, covering her mouth to stifle a giggle.

With her face flushed, Wanda buried her head in her arms on the desk.

Christine, however, wasn’t distracted by the commotion and remained engrossed in her book.

Lorraine, leaned over cautiously and whispered, “Christine, do you have a crush

Carlisle, too?”

shook her head firmly. “Not at

your chat history on MSN

face turned red.

I didn’t mean to pry!” Lorraine said awkwardly.

Christine’s eyes, She looked down and muttered, “Then you must have seen

likes Wandal

in college. You’re sure to find the right one.

pursed her lips and nodded

the morning. She could tell that Wanda had feelings for Carlisle

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high school.

on Sarah.

that Wanda intentionally got lower

of them were clearly in love, she decided

Susan

smells! Did no

if there are special circumstances where you can’t have breakfast, don’t bring strong–smelling food like

those sitting near Carlisle

After all, these students had just started college. A gentle reminder

his face burn.

established a good image with the guidance counselor,

ruined it.

“Carlisle, I’m really sorry. I shouldn’t

Carlisle started, but when he turned to look at

gritted his teeth and finished his sentence. “…fine.”