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Michelle was visibly surprised.

She had braced herself for a stern reprimand from her sister, but Lysander’s behavior didn’t indicate any severe opposition

Even more unexpectedly, Zachary, who had previously been supportive, had completely changed his stance.

As she watched her sister settle the bill at the front desk and then depart with Zachary, Michelle felt an acute pang of distress seeing them walk away, growing more distant with each step.

Calvin, still wearing a slight frown, turned to her. “Michelle, what’s up with them? Do they think I’m dragging you down? They just look down on me, don’t they?”

Unable to contain her frustration, Michelle pleaded, “Stop talking.”

Once they were back in the car, Zachary still couldn’t make sense of Lysander’s decision.

“You’ve always been the voice of reason. Calvin’s family is chaotic, and yet you’re considering helping Michelle to convince your parents? Lysander, are you truly ready to risk Michelle’s future? What if they move to Apex City and Calvin ends up saying, I can’t do anything, my parents arranged this engagement? What’s Michelle supposed to do then?”

As Lysander buckled her seatbelt, she posed a question, “So, what do you suggest we do? Try to break them up?”

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the very least, we should be putting some pressure on Calvin, right? He needs to deal with

he wanted to resolve things, he would have done it by now. The fact that it’s still

or he’s still undecided between the two girls. Putting pressure on him won’t

to stand by and watch Michelle

help.”

he’s

The more the world tries to pull them apart, the stronger their resolve becomes, wrapped up in that melodramatic notion of betraying

her insight, remarked, “I didn’t

friend, Harper? That’s exactly what happened to her. The more people opposed her, the

what are you planning

at times, but she isn’t foolish.

nodded and

that white Cayenne behind us again?

him be. If he wants to follow, let him. He’ll

an eye on the rearview mirror. Seeing that Lysander displayed no concern,

sigh of relief.