Find Me In Your Labyrinth

Chapter 388

In the middle of the movie, Estelle looked back to see Magdalen sitting in the last row. Noticing Estelle looking at her, Magdalen raised an eyebrow.

Yvonne, who was sitting in the front row, also kept getting distracted. She finally saw Jonathan. sitting in the back and couldn’t help but feel disappointed. So, she took out her phone and sent him a message, (Why are you sitting in the back?]

Estelle noticed the man’s phone lit up in the corner of her eye.

Jonathan picked up his phone and replied to Yvonne, [I have to make a phone call later. I just didn’t want to disturb you guys.]

Yvonne took a deep breath and replied, [Alright.]

As she waited for his response, no messages came. Suddenly, she no longer felt like watching the

movie.

The film went on for two hours. Jonathan sat next to Estelle and apart from occasionally replying to some messages, he never left his seat.

Yvonne couldn’t help but look back at them from time to time. Seeing that Jonathan and Estelle were just sitting as if they didn’t know each other, Yvonne heaved a sigh of relief thinking she was just overreacting.

Jonathan and Estelle’s social status were truly disparate. It was impossible for anything to happen

between them.

the movie, the lights came on, and Jonathan left without saying a

couldn’t quite figure out what the man was thinking.

social butterfly, had gotten close to Carson and others. He even created a chat group for everyone to hang out in the future.

so Kevin offered to drive them home. Before leaving, Charlie told Estelle, “Let us know in

“Alright, see

waved goodbye as he closed the car door

Charlie stood next to Jonathan and whispered, “Aren’t you a little envious of

glared at him,

where to hang out next time. We can

chat.”

Yvonne spoke up nonchalantly, “Next time, it should just

silent, their expressions different from one another.

I don’t mean anything by

Chapter 388

student earning her tuition by tutoring. Our gatherings are extravagant, and casual drinks cost a few thousand dollars. While it might not be a big deal for us, Estelle can’t afford that. If she doesn’t pitch in money, she

“Actually, I quite like Estelle, but our gatherings just aren’t suitable for her.”

valid point. We might just end up making Estelle feel

suddenly spoke up, his tone indifferent, “That’s fine. She’s my tutor. I’ll

expenses.”