Back to the Past: Breaking the Love Spell

Chapter 575

Patrick was utterly bewildered. He wondered how Sharon and Carlisle would suddenly have a lunch appointment together when it was evident that they didn't know each other. Moreover, it seemed like the lunch was

prearranged.

Sharon stammered, unsure how to explain, "I-It's a bit complicated, Patrick. You'd better let it go."

Patrick assumed they might have met on Alumni Network but had not seen each other in person. He figured that would explain why they had arranged a lunch without recognizing each other.

Feeling slightly annoyed, Patrick said in a brotherly, earnest tone, "Sharon, you need to be cautious when dating, especially with online dating. You're too trusting sometimes. You could easily be deceived."

"It's not what you think, Patrick," Sharon quickly explained, blushing at the mention of online dating.

She couldn't fathom his thoughts.

Carlisle could tell that Patrick was interested in Sharon. Although he didn't know much about Patrick, he inexplicably found him annoying.

Feeling mischievous, Carlisle said with feigned heartbreak, "Sharon, that's not what you told me on the phone!" "W-What are you talking about?"

Sharon's eyes grew wide. She had never talked to him over the phone.

His eyes were filled with murderous intent as

on the first floor,

expression made sharon so anxious that tears welled up in her

listen to him, Patrick.

what I've given..." Carlisle

of the

reclaiming his money. However, the 200 thousand had already been used to pay off debts. She didn't know how her parents could possibly come up

her composure before hurrying

"Hey, wait! Don't go..."

even know his name

his

Star" on stage at Caltopia College's bonfire party, her sweet voice and stunning beauty had everyone in the audience singing along, creating an

spread throughout the school, making her the most beautiful

Alumni Network launched, Sharon even encouraged 1500 students to register as

Although he had initiated a conversation with her during

enjoyed it when he started the conversation. Just when he thought they

a deep breath, pressed the open

phone rang. He took out his phone-a silver Nokia 7610. It was considered a luxury item, having been launched that March and priced at 750 dollars. Even though Patrick dressed modestly, his phone

Partick into the