In Love, Never Say Never

I don’t like to gossip about others and I don’t like to be talked about either, especially when the topic is brought up intentionally by Joyce.

People from a small province may be kind-hearted, but due to too much free time on their hands, they tend to be very nosy.

A topic like this should either be clarified or forever kept under wraps. There’s no way I can clear the air right now, so I can only choose not to mention it at all.

Seeing that I had no intention to explain further, they did not pursue the matter. The dinner ended pleasantly around nine o’clock.

As the host, I had promised everyone to hit the bar for some drinks. I could not go back on my words.

We went to a bar in the city center.

It was quite crowded. We picked a good seat on the first floor and had a great view of the stage performance on the ground floor.

The latest songs were being played on the screen while three men, who seemed to be in their thirties, were performing a soundcheck.

After ordering some drinks and snacks, we continued yammering on. The place was not too noisy but very lively.

With flashing lights and the upbeat music playing in the background, men and women danced merrily and bobbed their heads to the rhythm.

Colin sat beside me. He leaned over and asked, “Is Ashton Summer’s father?”

His unexpected question stunned me. I looked at him; we both smiled.

and

sit and drink, so we ended up playing some

games. After a few rounds, I lost quite a bit and

a bouquet of flowers appearing in front

that moment, everyone was observing me

introduced himself. “Hi, I’m Matthew. Can we be friends? You’re the nation’s sweetheart, Nancy, right?” His bashful expression could be seen

a few seconds. “I’m not Nancy.

was quite persistent. “How could it be? You are Nancy. Although you look slightly

should I put it? It’s great being

idea to debunk the boy’s perception. I showed

with

“There’re indeed many doppelgangers in

“This is for you, Ms. Stovall. You’re very pretty. I don’t think I’ll ever see Nancy in person within

that said,

really look like Nancy, especially your

let out a faint

have a lot of look-alikes. In the past, people said I resembled Joyce, and then it was Cameron. Now, I’m apparently a

he switched the glass of wine from my

goes to show that

a harmless joke after all. The effects of the alcohol started to kick in and I felt a little dizzy. After