The Unwilling CEO’s Love Game

Chapter 84-

This was the first time Jocelyn heard the past story of Willow and Melvin. Though Willow didn’t go into detail about the family crisis Melvin had faced, Jocelyn could tell it was because of this that he’d always indulged Willow.

Teenage friends tuming into lovers, who could replace that?

At least Jocelyn didn’t think she had the strength to make a last stand. Being the unloved one in a relationship was a guaranteed path to a shattered heart.

“Why are you still watching this?” Ursula came over and saw the video still playing on Jocelyn’s screen. Turn it off.”

Ursula was the only person aside from Preston at school who knew the whole messy story between Jocelyn and Melvin, though she didn’t know all the details. She knew their relationship was over.

It was obvious a new player Willow, had entered the game, one with a strong hand, and Jocelyn didn’t stand a chance.

Jocelyn closed the video and took a deep breath. I’m fine. It’s just for entertainment, right? It’s out there for people to see.”

“If I were you, I wouldn’t contribute to the video’s view counts, Ursula said. Though she didn’t know much about Willow, she disliked her hypocritical look.

Jocelyn forced a smile. “Got any plans tonight? Fancy grabbing a bite this afternoon?”

“No class tonight Ursula glanced at the clock. “I’m off after this one, so see you later

“Okay.

Later that afternoon, Jocelyn and Ursula walked out of school together, just in time to overhear the principal on a call discussing something about the school.

Once they were outside the school gates, Ursula whispered, “The school’s expanding. They’re planning to build another teaching block on the west side. But there’s a funding gap, and the principal has been running around trying to fill it.”

“Doesn’t the school board allocate funds for that sort of thing?”

Ursula shook her head with a sigh. “Far from enough to build a new block. Plus, another local high school is also expanding. Money isn’t that easy to come by.”

Jocelyn didn’t quite grasp the intricacies, but it sounded complicated.

“Both the government and school officials are trying to figure out who can cough up the cash, Ursula continued cautiously. There are plenty of successful business people in town, but getting them to do charity work with no return is a tall order.”

Jocelyn replied. “As long as it’s for the future of our country, there will always be someone willing to take on the hardest tasks.”

“That’s true, but who knows when it’ll be our school’s turn.” Ursula changed the subject of talks, and they drove off towards the bustling

city center

hearty meal of hotpot and then strolled aimlessly along the

sight of a familiar figure in a nearby

It was Ulla

with Melvin, Ulla had deleted her on Facebook.

Ulla to stop contacting her, only to

isn’t that Willow?” Ursula

back and saw Willow holding up a dress against Ulla, while Ulla chatted with her, seemingly giving her opinion on the dress

They seemed close.

out to Ulla, then to Ulla following Willow. Everything seemed

wondered how long had Willow been planning this trap,

daze and gently patted

looked again at the

stepped out of the boutique with Ulla. The chauffeured car at the curb had its door open.

to get in Willow suddenly stopped and looked in Jocelyn’s direction

couldn’t see her eyes, but she could feel her

Hapter

paused, prompting Ulla to look over as

acted as if she didn’t know her, shifting her gaze away without

suspicion before that they were in cahoots, now it

all

set just

online comment would only be dug up by someone

had tricked her like

of Jocelyn’s jealousy, and made her seem scheming to

her way home, Jocelyn reflected on her own actions.

by Willow’s cunning. It was like the tale

she hadn’t been so determined to expose Willow, she wouldn’t have played right into her hands.

She truly had no one to blame

the latest on the story of her first

Although he initially ignored her, he eventually gave her the most important

luckily they both held on to their feelings, which

I fell for. And to him, I’m still his most important

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