Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 375

Gareth walked out of the hotel expressionlessly.

He was convinced that Carlisle was a fortune teller.

If he hadn’t been careful, he would have led his family down the path of destruction. Plus, all the money he had put into Scarlet Corporation would have gone down the

drain.

As such, Gareth wanted to see Carlisle to ask if there was anything he could do to

change his fate.

The shimmering man–made lake at Riverland University was awash with a golden

glow as the setting sun cast its rays over the water.

It made for a lovely sight.

Tucked under Carlisle’s arm and gazing at the lake, Wanda mused to herself, “It is

almost impossible to watch a sunset and not dream.”

When Carlisle heard Wanda recite the famous quote word for word, he looked down

at her in surprise and asked, “Wanda, do you feel better?”

Wanda did not answer him and simply stared at the lake in silence.

Carlisle sighed inwardly and tightened his arm around her, drawing her closer.

earphones that were plugged into an MP3 player.

and pointed out, “You shouldn’t have bothered

of his best interests. If we go early, we could grab

blinked. “You do realize that students have been camping out near the

seats since the afternoon, right? Even if we

afternoon to grab seats for us!” Daniel smacked his forehead

few seniors would be

and those seniors

I supposed to enjoy the show from

shame, but I have a way for

is it?” Daniel demanded, turning to look at Shane

together, the implication of the gesture as clear as day.

how much the seats cost. I’ll

for Wanda and Carlisle.”

in the second row, and a

Shane said.

“What about the first row? If I’m going to pay for seats,

row is reserved for honored guests, all of whom were invited

from his pocket. “Grab four seats in the second row. I want the middle

his nose. “Mm, that’s going to cost

seat.”

telling me the seats cost more than entry tickets for a third–rate singer’s

his left sneaker and pulled out two hundred–dollar bills. Both of

pungent odor, given their hiding spot. Shane frowned but kept

remarks to himself.

Shane left with the money

Carlisle led