The Divorce Prescription

Chapter 114

“Hello, Melody. Today is Celine’s first day at Yorhine University. How is she?” Carly asked.

Melody smirked. “Carly, why did you waste your time on Celine? She’s not even anywhere near your level! Hear this, Celine had already become ‘popular‘ on her first day.”

Carly chuckded. “Melody, come to the bar tonight. Adam will bring me over for some games tonight, so you can also tell him and Benjamin about the news.”

After Celine got enough sleep, the classes ended as well. She went to her dorm.

There were two occupants in this room; one was Celine, and the other was Hailey Young.

Hailey looked at Celine happily. “You’re Celine, right? I’m Hailey, We will be roommates from now on.”

Hailey was happy–go–lucky. She had a huge birthmark on her face, which kind of created a big contrast on her fair cheeks.

Noticing Celine looking at her birthmark, Hailey wasn’t embarrassed at all. “I was born with this birthmark. The doctors said there’s no way to remove it, though. Everyone calls me ugly behind my back, and nobody wants to stay with me.”

Then, she shrugged. “If you don’t want to, then…”

Celine smiled. “That’s great. I’m a country bumpkin from the countryside. It seems like we are a match made in heaven. We are destined to be roommates.”

reached out

as she

really liked Hailey. Although Hailey had a congenital flaw, she wasn’t self–conscious about it at all.

arm with Celine’s and cheerfully said, “Celine, come on, I’m taking you

A bar?

hesitated for a moment, but Hailey

Club 1996. Hailey confidently waved her hand and told the waiter, “We’ll

aside. “Do you even

chest proudly,

Celine was speechless.

VIP room

entertain Mr. Alvarez.”

of the Goodwin family, and Benjamin was the heir. Tonight, he

eyebrow. “Mr. Alvarez is

tonight Mr. Alvarez is here with his girlfriend, Carly, to play cards. Mr. Goodwin and a few other rich heirs are accompanying them.

She didn’t expect Adam to bring Carly there

looked up and saw the most luxurious VIP room at the far end. That

at her, “Celine, let’s go take