The Kiss that Sparked it All

Veronica grumbled with a hint of displeasure, “Well, you got what you wanted, so why the long face?”

Ellinor glanced at the mess in the room, “Before I had you do these chores, it was you who started the fight, trying to get me to do them. Feeling the pinch now, huh? You should know better than to force people to do things they don’t liker

Veronica’s resolve seemed to waver, but her pride wouldn’t let her admit her mistake, “You. Don’t lecture me Who do you think you are?”

Ellinor calmly asked, “How old are you this year?”

Veronica glanced at her, “Twenty–one, so what?”

“Hmm, you’re a year older than me, yet you’re at home waiting for others to do everything. Usually, people your age are starting internships or working”

Veronica shrugged it off, “I don’t want to go out and work like the rest of the world, I’m not short of money!”

well off, so there’s no need to worry about your future livelihood. But if one day you meet someone you

Veronica fell silent.

she liked, the boy she wrote a love letter to before, but he didn’t like her back, and she didn’t

with you for your wealth or because he loves your kindness, independence, and unique

Veronica stayed silent.

your brother likes a country bumpkin like me but not a gentle and beautiful girl like Patricia, who comes from an equally wealthy family, right? In theory, Patricia’s family is much better off than mine, and she’s no less

because you’re a

your families, having nothing to do all day. When you fall for a guy, you devote all your energy and

other things to do. I won’t revolve