Jessica looked at Casper and asked, "How can I believe what you're saying now?"

Casper stared back at Jessica.

She continued, "You said that back then, your parents took your money. How can you guarantee that they won't take it again?

"If they ask for your money again, will you just leave without a word and make me wait for so long once more? It was a year and a half the first time. That means it would be fifteen years on the tenth time. How much more time do I have to wait for you?"

Casper knew he was at fault, so he could only apologize. "I know I was wrong. I promise you there won't be a next time. Break up with Steven and get back together with me, okay? I beg you."

Jessica hadn't completely forgotten Casper, but she had her principles. "No. Now that I've decided to be with Steven, I won't leave him unless he gives me a reason to. What you do with your life is your business, and it has nothing to do with me. So please, just leave me alone."

With that, Jessica walked past Casper and entered the dormitory.

Jessica never reappeared. He understood that he couldn't

collaborated with classmates on projects, and whenever possible, he made sure to be near

youth, convinced he was the most impressive

good-looking, ambitious with his startup, and his projects seemed quite promising. As a result, there were

with him, never said

their relationship and often reminded him to be more considerate when

brushed it off, confidently stating that successful men like him would always have women lining

casually slung his arm around Jessica's shoulders and laughed heartily, as if he had just told the funniest joke. The people around them glanced at Jessica, noticing her expression darken, but they weren't

a woman? He insisted he wasn't that

particularly fond of Steven to begin with. She had only agreed to

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