A Moment in Destiny

Around the corner where there was no streetlights, on the side of the screening room, the half face of a man was reflected, that was so deep and breathtaking. His dark hair covered his eyes, which converged with the glitter and blossomed with much pity and intense yearning.

Leila was stunned and her eyes went into a trance. Was she really getting old and starting to hallucinate? She blinked her eyes to confirm again. This time, she was really shocked and the color was instantly drained from her face. She stammered, "Se…senior, is that you?"

She didn't expect to meet Theodore Hall, wasn't he in Australia? Had he graduated?

"Leila, it's been so long!" There was a tremor in Theodore's voice. With a somewhat melancholy expression, he stepped out from the shadow and looked at Leila. His eyes didn't blink, as if thousands of years had passed, and a thousand words converged into a single sentence. "How have you been doing?"

Leila took a step back and gazed at him.

They hadn't seen each other for three years. Theodore, who had been in his senior year of university at the time, had matured. He was as tall and eye-catching as he was in those years. His body proportions were perfect, and she could tell that it was the result of exercise at a glance. At this moment, he was wearing a casual long-sleeved T-shirt, with a hint of melancholy in his eyes.

Theodore seemed to be a different person compared to three years ago. His aura was so compelling and his handsomeness was so breathtaking. Living in Australia had given him an outstanding temperament. Such a man was standing in front of her at this moment.

"Yeah, Senior, long time no see! You're back?!" Leila smiled gently. Indeed, she didn't expect to meet Theodore, especially since they hadn't seen each other for three years and they hadn't had any contact, she almost thought they were just strangers. In fact, they were really just strangers. The only ambiguity between them was that they watched a movie together and he asked her to wait for him. After that, he left for three years without a word.

However, nothing mattered today because she had long since stopped caring about it, or rather she never did.

"How about watching a movie together?" he said again.

The voice was too familiar to her, fruity and husky, clear and cool. However, Leila shook her head. "No, I have things to do! I've to go home!"

"Leila-" Theodore hurriedly shouted.

Leila raised her eyes indifferently. "Is there anything else, Senior?"

When Theodore listened to her indifferent tone, a trace of self-deprecation flashed across his eyes, and his expression was gloomy, as if it was overcast with black clouds. "We haven't seen each other for so long, do you want to be so distant?"

Leila chuckled and said, "Senior, you're joking, I really should go back, I have to work tomorrow!"

"Why didn't you reply to my letter?" His voice was hollow and distant, reaching her ears.

Leila was at a loss for words for a moment. She looked up in a trance and saw him gazing at her with a torch-like gaze. She was a little surprised, "Have you ever written to me?"

Theodore was dumbfounded. "You've never received a letter from me?"

Leila nodded. "Yes!"

"It's impossible! I wrote you 99 letters. Leila, didn't you receive any of them?" He was really shocked, "It's impossible that you didn't receive a single one!"

"I really didn't receive it!" Leila was also in utter shock, but it didn't seem like Theodore was lying. Subconsciously, she bit her lips tightly and shook her head gently.

"How did this happen?"

"Did you write down the wrong address?"

"Leila, I studied at P University for four years, how could I write down the wrong address?" He put on a wry smile, feeling doubly disappointed. "For the first year, I wrote you two letters a week, but none of them were answered. I told myself to persist, so I persisted in writing you 99 letters, but still didn't receive a single word from you, then I thought you might not want to talk to me, and I stopped sending letters after that..."

"I didn't receive it!" Leila was a little flustered at this point. "Excuse me, I should go back now!"

please give me

time and she didn't want Vincent to find

"Leila!"

much and was indifferent as she didn't know what to say. Whatever she said,

way that blocked her

really have to go back, there's no bus if I'm late." Leila looked

time without speaking, but then he reached out and took her hand in his. "Leila, I'm back, and what I said three years ago still works! Since

a faintly discernible smile. "Since I don't know your phone number, I can't inform you to come to my wedding reception.

married?" Theodore's hand tightened, holding Leila's hand a little

believe it, "You haven't graduated yet and how can you get married?

immediately shook her head. "Senior, I never lie! I may not tell

pulled away his

and didn't continue to go after her. Until the sound of her footsteps slowly went away,

really too late?' He asked

the quiet and charming street of the campus,

a minute!" Theodore

had to stop in her tracks

expression, not at all like what he looked like just now. He even winked at her and said, "I'm just kidding with you. We are

and said with a faint smile, "Let's do it tomorrow. I'll treat you to lunch tomorrow to welcome your return, and now I

come to him, should he

"Of course!"

your phone

froze and her expression changed, "How about you give

phone number?" His words were vaguely harsh, and he frowned slightly and

tell him the phone number, he could get it

the end, Leila just smiled gently and

At the villa.

up and the Bugatti was

time was 9 p.m.

villa, she saw Vincent sitting at the dining table with a sullen look on his face. When he saw her return, he looked up and cast his gaze at her with his

dormitory!"

indifferent again. His attitude was so capricious

cooler, poured the fragrant red wine into a crystal clear glass, and then walked up to Leila with the

"Yes!" She nodded.

face, and he stood there coldly with fluctuations surged up within his eyes while his untamed

glanced at the four dishes and soup laid out on the table and was slightly surprised that it looked like he had cooked the meal, but no one had eaten it. How long had

he come back to cook after being mean to her

guess? Maybe she shouldn't. When she saw he didn't say anything,

didn't say much, but blocked

as if sizing her up, and as if he was thinking. His dark eyes

stood in place, feeling nothing but

"No!"

anything you want to say, just say it!"