Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 531

As Francis pulled the Rolls-Royce up to where Carlisle and Gareth were waiting, a group of young men and women trailed behind the car. A few street ladies also approached, hoping to get his number.

Gareth grinned and said, "Is this the charm of a Rolls-Royce? I should've gotten one for myself, too!"

"Your Ferrari is pretty attractive, too," Carlisle remarked.

"Are you a fan of sports cars?" Gareth asked, glancing at Carlisle.

Gareth had initially considered buying Carlisle a sports car but thought Carlisle, with his reserved and mature demeanor, was better suited for a Rolls-Royce. Compared to other teenagers, Carlisle seemed more like a successful businessman who had endured hardship before achieving success.

Thus, Gareth felt that a Rolls-Royce matched Carlisle's mature character better.

Carlisle took a photo of the Rolls-Royce.

He smiled and said, "I prefer the Rolls-Royce!"

Car enthusiast or not, no one seemed to be able to resist the charm of a Rolls-Royce- Carlisle was no exception.

Gareth got into the Rolls-Royce, they felt as though its luxurious interior

effect of the starlight headliner created a dreamy atmosphere akin to the light and

in his seat, Carlisle gazed at the starlight headliner above him, his heart filled with astonishment and contentment. He believed that not many people in Riverland could afford a million-dollar car in this

had arranged for his comrade, who had been assigned to protect Carlisle in secret, to drive

After

his own. His desk was now filled with second-year textbooks, which he had bought from a third-year senior. With diligent study, he could complete his university degree

arrived at the classroom, he found Christine sitting in

she was there

news.

himself in his seat, Carlisle asked, "Any

a folded piece of paper from her pocket and said softly, "I found

bit off as she spoke. However, Carlisle was too anxious to notice her unease.

send me a letter? That silly girl hasn't forgotten about me, has

at his words. She was unable to mutter

names written inside them. They were the names of their high school classmates. It seemed to be a seating chart of their

in the chart: "Christine, can you tell me who this person