Rewriting My Heart's Fate

Chapter 300

Despite my nerves, I knew this was an opportunity to showcase myself, and I didn't want to let it slip away.

Taming around, I wrote my name on the blackboard.

I shared a bit about my hobbies and the areas I was most passionate about, hoping this would help break the ice and make me more approachable.

The classroom erupted in applause, and I felt some tension in my shoulders cased.

Gabrielle and William quickly introduced themselves as well, and the professor then pointed out our seats.

"Your language skills are impressive, but since you're here as short-term exchange students, ral like to place you in different groups. That way, you can engage team activities and gain more collaborative experience," the professor said thoughtfully as she divided us I found myself seated among curious ances, their watt smiles casing the nervousness //

t had been building inside m

I could tell from your a I

from Jose. It's nice to meet you," I replied, smiling, hoping this could be the start of an The rest

a new friendship.

of mutual understanding and

to find my place in this When lunchtime arrived, the three of us decided to check

of

scanned the area, eager to find the best dishes available. *Don't wander oft," Gabrielle called out, glancing back "We'll find a spot and grab some good food to eat together."

nodded, watching them dan ahead like excited food lovers on a mission. But then, amid the sea of people, 1 caught

wasn't just a fleeting

him

without thinking, determined to catch up with him. But the tide of students flowing through the cafeteria blocked my path, and by the time I managed to weave cluough, he was gone. The figure had disappeared as if swallowed by the crowd. I began to doubt my own eyes, but the image of him was burned into my memory-too vivid, too real to dismiss as

I could do

you not to wander off? if I hadn't spotted you in time, you would've been swept away by the crowd!" William called out, of food as

them. But the right of that familiar figure still lingered in my mind, and I knew deep down it wasn't