The True Heiress is the Reserved Fiancé's Exclusive Memory-Chapter 733 - 752: Odin Resolves the Crisis (6)

Who knows what the taste in her mouth was, Mia Ginger pouted, feeling like she lost all her mood.

She wanted to go find Windsor Myres, feeling a bit annoyed.

If she didn’t go find her, damn, she felt even more irritated.

Mia Ginger sat through two classes, packed her bag, waited for a moment when the teacher wasn’t paying attention, and sneaked out through the side door.

She felt like she was just unlucky, wondering how she had been so blinded back then to make friends with someone as difficult as Windsor Myres.

Ignoring it wasn’t an option!

She feared that if something else happened, even if she didn’t go crazy, Camden River surely would.

Mia Ginger called Windsor Myres as soon as she stepped out of the classroom; once connected, she immediately asked, "Where are you?"

"At the bar," Windsor Myres replied, her voice loud.

Mia Ginger snapped, "I know you’re at the bar, I’m asking which bar you’re at."

"Why do you want to know?"

"I’m asking which bar you’re at!" Mia Ginger demanded, exasperated.

"Latitude and Longitude."

"What?" Mia Ginger was taken aback.

"The bar’s name, Latitude and Longitude, on Fortune Street."

Mia Ginger gritted her teeth, "Got it, don’t drink too much, I’ll be right there."

"Mm." Windsor Myres responded dizzily.

She indeed was a bit drunk, holding the phone with one hand; as soon as she heard Mia Ginger finish talking, the phone plopped down onto the sofa.

She then picked up the drink on the table again.

Indeed, it’s quite irritating.

A few days earlier, she had learned about Mia Ginger’s application for an exchange program, and now, she also heard Camden River is applying for one too. One is a lover, the other a friend. She only had these two people, besides her mom, the two closest people in the world.

And now, they’re both planning to leave her.

What dreams?

What goals?

What future?

To hell with dreams, goals, and the future...

If one doesn’t become an exchange student, does it mean there are no dreams, goals, or future?

Why do they have to go? Not only both of them are going, but they’re also all nice to Tong Tong, who is her rival. How could she not be prejudiced? Before, she would have slapped Tong Tong across the face just for getting kissed by Camden River.

But she only made a few sarcastic remarks, and that wasn’t enough? Mia Ginger even spoke up for her?!

The more Windsor Myres thought about it, the angrier she got. Eyes drunkenly blurred, she gulped down another large glass of wine and noticed a familiar face.

Victor Williams.

The two of them used to hang out quite a bit, going to similar places.

Running into him wasn’t surprising.

But——

Why has she been running into him so often lately?!

Windsor Myres furrowed her long, charming brows, her gorgeous eyes glaring at Victor Williams.

Victor Williams naturally saw her too, paused for a moment, then circled around the table to sit on the sofa, smiling teasingly, "What? Dumped by that pretty boy? Drinking alone here?"

"None of your damn business." Windsor Myres snapped back.

"Ha, I told you two weren’t a match," Victor Williams wasn’t bothered, lifting his glass to drink. Soon, it was empty, and he tipped the glass back and forth, self-deprecatingly saying, "Relationships have their own rules; you have to be a match."

Windsor Myres kept silent, burped, and stared at Victor Williams.

Her blush was indeed quite alluring. Victor Williams, perhaps having not sought a woman for some time, found himself suddenly a bit uncontrollably drawn to her.

He loved to play, his family background being what it was, naturally never lacking women.

But——

Thinking about it, the timing was still best when he was with Windsor Myres.