I’m Someone Else
Chapter 383
“Fine!” Sean and William exchanged a resigned glance. They were well aware of Thomas’ stubbornness and knew that their efforts to convince him would all be in vain since he had already made up his mind not to dye his hair.
So, the three of them went their separate ways when they arrived at the entrance of Pinewood High School of Irieson. Sean and William headed home while Thomas drove back to Keyshire Property.
As Thomas maneuvered his car into a parking spot at the entrance. The area was teeming with activity, swarming with a substantial gathering of seventy to eighty individuals, all exuding youthful energy and a sense of untainted innocence. It was clear that they were students, who were yet to embark on their journey into the wider world.
“Where did all these students come from?” Thomas muttered to himself as he stepped out of the car.
“Thomas!” Ophelie had already spotted his vehicle and was hiding behind the Maserati. The moment Thomas stepped out of the car, she darted over and playfully tapped his shoulder, hoping to startle him.
Of course, Thomas wasn’t one to be startled by such antics from a young girl. He simply turned to face her. “Ophelie?”
“Thomas… Your hair…” Her eyes widened at the sight before her. Could it be that he intentionally dyed his hair white? He was only in his twenties, and even if he had a few strands of white hair, it couldn’t possibly be this obvious.
“Did you intentionally dye your hair white?”
Thomas nodded. “Yes.”
He saw no need to explain himself to Ophelie. Besides, there truly was no need for an explanation; he still held an unfavorable impression of Ophelie to this day for the memory of her slapping him and drenching him in red wine remained vivid in his mind.
It had to be said that Thomas truly was rather petty—a fact he acknowledged himself.
“Why are you here?”
“I missed you and my sister, so I came to see you. Why? Aren’t you happy to see me? Or perhaps you don’t want me to disturb your alone time with my sister?” Ophelie looked at Thomas mischievously.
Thomas smiled. “Let’s go inside.”
you make some space, please? Thank
mind
“May I pass, please!”
to hesitate and refrain from forcefully muscling his way through. Instead, he
was halfway to his destination, he found himself trapped, unable
proved beneficial as he cleared the way, enabling Ophelie, with her small stature, to navigate through the crowd. If
Can’t you see there are people
quit crowding!
but he chose not to react. They were merely a group of unruly students, and he saw no reason
hell! Can’t you understand simple
Thomas grew annoyed. He turned around, raised his hand, and forcefully shoved Thomas’ chest. How dare
soon discovered something weird. Although he had definitely exerted all his strength in that action, Thomas remained
could this be? I am a weightlifting specialist! Not to mention the white-haired, frail-looking person in
could make sense of the situation, a sharp cracking
sturdy male student let out a
even more displeased with this particular student who not only
individuals had their limits, let alone someone like Thomas, whose temper was already rather short. Not only did you block my path to the company, but you also dared to insult me and lay hands on me when I asked you to make way. It seems that you will never grasp your place in the food chain if I don’t teach you a lesson
the
student. “This is the consequence of your foul
disregarded the rude
male student’s predicament serving as an example, Thomas’ path forward became considerably smoother. At the very least, the vulgar and offensive language no
old man, how dare you lay a hand on me!
steps, the short and sturdy man regained his
were at the pinnacle of the Profound Tier One. Hence, if a mere student could successfully land a hit on him, there would be no reason for
Smack!
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