Seduced by My Childhood Sweetheart’s Brother

Chapter 424

I withdrew my gaze. While Winston was pleasing to the eyes, I already had a Prince Charming named Colin. I wouldn’t be enticed by other handsome men anymore. That said, everyone. loved eye candy. I loved Colin, but that did not stop me from appreciating handsome men.

Still, now wasn’t the time to indulge in eye candy. The tragic news involving Colin filled me with worries and fear.

As soon as we exited the airport, the two other lecturers from Jesselton College based in Lagado came and ushered us to a bus.

Professor King went ahead and discussed the latest update with them in a hushed voice. I was sitting behind him, but regardless of how hard I tried to eavesdrop on their conversation, I couldn’t hear a thing. Their voices were practically miniscule.

I grew more anxious. If only I could grow a pai

of wings and fly to the mountain.

“My grandmother often told me that in dire situations, men proposed while God disposed. Mudslides are destructive, but people have survived them before. I heard that this particular mudslide wasn’t that serious. There are no casualties so far.

“Instead of panicking, why don’t you think about what you’ll do when you’re there? You know Colin very well. Maybe you can guess where he could be.”

“You know Colin?” I was surprised as Winston mentioned his name right away.

Colin was a lecturer at Jesselton College and I was a student there, we were worried that

of people secretly ship you two. But not me,

record.”

wasn’t aware that I was famous at the college. And

“It’s not funny.”

Watercolor is dating the new watercolor lecturer. Everyone

knew that? Wait. EVERYONE?

wryly and said,

bus stopped before a motel. We put our luggage in the rooms we were assigned. I was so eager that I wanted to rush to the mountain after I dropped my luggage. However, Professor King stopped me. He said

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the sideline. Professor King also added that the rainfall made

to suppress the anxiety within me and wait patiently in

beating so loud that I thought it’d jump out

my plea. An hou

It might turn

The dark clouds