In a Love Nest with the Aloof CEO

“Okay. Let’s have dinner tomorrow night and talk everything through,” replied Jeremy.

Skylar curled the corners of her lip imperceptibly. “Sure. You’ll decide the time and place. See you then.”

Seeing that she agreed to it so quickly, Jeremy was delighted.

He knew that she was a pushover. No matter how much he hurt her, he could always pacify her easily.

As Skylar walked away, he shouted at her, “Outsiders aren’t allowed to enter the campus recently, so you should go back first.”

“I’m not an outsider, Jeremy! I’m a freshman,” replied Skylar without even looking back.

Jeremy was stupefied. She’s a freshman? What-? How?

Didn’t she tear up her admission letter and give up her studies so that I could treat my illness back then?

He assumed that Skylar must have lied because she was afraid that he would look down on her.

In the meantime, Skylar headed towards her first class, which was a dance studio, and knocked on the door.

knew that there would be a transfer student today. Hence, she scrutinized Skylar from head to toe with an aloof expression on

don’t have

was au naturel, she purposely

as is, nor was it

question when she took the art university entrance examination back

wore contact lenses because her eyes

students in the class also looked at her

as Skylar’s innocent face was simply eye-catching, even though there were a lot of beautiful

girls were showing not much

“All the students here come from rich families, but look at the newcomer. What’s she wearing

Shailene Clover, covered her mouth and whispered into Lydia’s ear while keeping her eyes on the transfer student, “I heard that she has no money to pay for tuition and would only pay it later. The dean only accepted her

in the dance studio, Skylar introduced herself graciously, “My name is Skylar Jones,

exuded vigor in her speech. She knew that it was best to keep self-introduction short and

while not

hand to check the time. “Since you don’t have the appropriate attire, that’s it for

here in a rush, but she was

numbers, and I’ll