With a slightly irritated look, Rachel put Sean’s photo back in her wallet and slipped it into her bag. “I really like him—more than a fan’s feelings for their idol. I want Sean to know that I exist in this world.”
Deisha could only laugh because she knew just how much Rachel liked that man.
“So what about it? Have you saved enough to see him in concert in the middle of next month?” Deisha asked.
Rachel nodded with a smile. “Of course! I’ve been looking forward to this for so long. I’ve been holding back from buying things so I could save.”
“You really are the best at that. Sometimes I envy you. You can do anything to make your dreams come true. As for me? I only want things, but I can’t actually do anything about them.”
Rachel laughed. “That means you don’t really want them yet. Because if you wanted something badly enough, you’d try to get it by any means necessary.”
“So you really won’t date him?” Deisha asked again when she saw that Draco had managed to claim one of the tables in the cafeteria with his two closest friends.
“No. I only want to date Kim Sean,” Rachel replied with a laugh.
Deisha snorted. “If that doesn’t happen, are you never going to date any man for the rest of your life?”
“I don’t know. The last time I fell in love, it hurt so much that I don’t want to feel that way again.”
“Hey, that was the first time you’d ever fallen in love,” Deisha shot back.
Rachel could only laugh as she took another sip of her avocado juice. At nearly twenty years old, Rachel had only ever fallen in love with one man—the classmate she had known back in elementary school.
Falling in love at such a young age, while having a heart as hard as stone, made it difficult for Rachel to show her feelings to the boy she liked back then.
In the end, graduating from school separated them. Who would have thought that three years later, Rachel would meet her first love again? But when she found him, the man was already happy with the woman he had chosen.
Having a heart as hard as stone made it difficult for Rachel to fall in love. Even so, she managed to fall in love again—this time with an idol named Kim Sean—once her heart had softened after Deisha entered her life. From that moment on, Rachel’s heart kept beating only for Kim Sean, who did not even know she existed among the billions of people on Earth.
The classroom was fairly noisy because the teacher, who should have started teaching fifteen minutes earlier, still had not arrived. Some students used the free time to chat, play on their phones, and listen to music.
Deisha, who had been engrossed in reading the material in her textbook, turned when she saw Rachel intently writing something on a sheet of paper at her desk.
“What are you doing? Are you practicing problems?” Deisha asked. Her desk was across to the left of Rachel’s.
“Writing a letter,” Rachel replied without looking at Deisha.
Looking curious, Deisha began shifting her desk closer to Rachel so she could see what Rachel was writing.
“A letter? Is it a love letter?” Deisha asked curiously.
Realizing that Deisha was approaching her, Rachel moved the letter out of Deisha’s line of sight. “It’s not a love letter. You’re not allowed to look at it.”
“If it’s not, why can’t I look at it? Are you going to give it to Kim Sean?” Deisha asked again.
“No. This isn’t for Kim Sean,” Rachel replied.
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