Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 265

Carlisle’s response was as blunt as it was brutal.

Daniel’s smile slipped from his face. “What, is it because of my looks?”

Carlisle chuckled and said, “No, you’re actually pretty good–looking.”

“Then why do you make it sound like my looks are my downfall?” Daniel demanded in puzzlement.

Rolling his eyes, Carlisle pointed out, “Because looks aren’t all that matters.”

“I’m rich too, if that helps. Aren’t chicks into rich and handsome men?” Daniel asked in exasperation.

“Not all of them,” Carlisle said solemnly. “You’d be surprised that most of them value love more than anything else. If you’re serious about Christine, you could try and pursue her.”

In an era where the Internet had yet to become advanced, love was a straightforward matter and untainted by worldly views.

Once the internet started gaining traction alongside modern movies and novels, women might have different standards for love.

When that happened, women would either fantasize about fictional men or envision themselves as the

lead character of a romance novel or movie.

In all fairness, not all women would develop such outlandish expectations, at least not in the present age.

More importantly, the women in this present age might not even want love. Some of them–like Sarah-

might seek material comfort instead.

as the saying went. Sarah and Sienna were

the same things out of a relationship.

and said with determination, “I’ll convince

grinned mischievously at Carlisle as he asked, “Would you mind

me?”

dryly, “Where’s the romance in that? She might think you lack sincerity if you have

Do it yourself if

who even delivers their own

Carlisle argued, “Everyone has their

want to show your sincerity at

acceded. He thought Carlisle made a rather good

the content he would put into that note and how

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afternoon, Lawrence rallied the students for a hiking

left the students exhausted; and now, they

photo of the students with a camera he had borrowed. They did not begin their

back to Riverland University was quiet. Most of the

about yesterday. I got caught up with some

fine by me,” Carlisle

up the phone, he closed his eyes and

past 8:00 pm when the students reached campus.

and exhausted body to the dorm. Having washed up and put on

out of campus to meet with

to meet at a nearby diner. After ordering a couple of things off

check and said, “We’re racing against time here,

grip tentative as he