The Indifferent Ex-Husband Heartstrings in the Mall of Fate

Chapter 619

Sophia hit the road for school just after 11 AM. She wasn't a VIP, so she could

take it easy.

By the time she got to the school, the event hadn't kicked off yet.

It was a sunny day, perfect weather, and since West District High had a big student and teacher crowd, the celebration was set up on the large field right at the school's entrance.

Unlike the ghost town vibe a few days ago, today, West District High was buzzing with a festive spirit, all decked out and bustling with excitement.

Students who were already on their end-of-term break were back to pick up their final grades and join in the centennial bash. Free from the stress of exams, each young, fresh-faced kid was brimming with excitement and joy.

Watching all these vibrant young faces, Sophia felt herself unwinding too. Knowing President Poe was swamped, she didn't go out of her way to get in touch, just cruising by as a plain Jane tourist.

The school had hired extra security to keep the peace, so there was no need to block off the entrance.

going, as well as loads of alumni, all

Plenty of students were snapping pics together, and quite a few returning couples were openly holding hands and hugging, while other young men and women, reunited after a long time, greeted each other

her own amidst the hubbub, felt a tinge of nostalgia for her school days, mixed with a familiar

some reason, she suddenly remembered the "Sophia" and "Brandon Crawley" names side by side on the school's honor roll, with no pictures,

know if that Sophia was actually her, and that Brandon - was he the same guy who hadn't replied to her manuscript

buzzed. It was Amanda;

and my suitcase gave out on me; won't close. Gotta dash

West district downtown shopping center not far away, "I'm near the mall, so I might as well grab one for you on my way back. What kind

nothing fancy." Amanda wasn't picky, "Just get it and head back soon. I've got stuff to deal with;

"Got it."

nodded, about to hang up, when a girl cautiously tapped her on the shoulder, asking shyly, "Excuse

pointed to a few guys and gals behind her, all pretty young, looking

kinda familiar." Sophia shot him a curious glance, her mask still on, wondering how he could feel she looked familiar - maybe another person who

think every pretty girl looks familiar, Zack. Your pickup line's so lame. Aren't you worried Tina