You'll Fall For Me, Today or tomorrow

Yvonne left in a huff.

Clarissa exhaled sharply and put on her accessories again. She checked her reflection in the mirror and clenched her fists to cheer herself up.

“Clarissa Quigley, you can do it! Don’t be afraid!”

She forced a smile and patted her cheeks in encouragement. I’m still a pretty pixie!

When Clarissa walked out, she ran into a man who was walking out of the restroom, too.

It was Matthew. He had a cigarette between his slender and long fingers. His side profile was indifferent.

Stunned, Clarissa couldn’t help but wonder if he had overheard their conversation inside.

Her cheeks flushed as she greeted him guiltily. “Uncle Matthew.”

Matthew brought the cigarette to his lips and took a puff. As the smoke surrounded him, his gaze landed on Clarissa.

Feeling uncomfortable, Clarissa offered him a smile.

“Uncle Matthew, I’ll take my leave first.”

Matthew put out his cigarette and stuck both hands in his pockets before leaving.

Clarissa was dumbstruck as he left ahead of her.

Was he waiting for me?

I don’t think so.

tightly for the rest of the party, determined to introduce her

The results were great.

and Ellie’s best friend. She was actually overqualified for the

end, Ellie saw someone and left her

rolled his sleeves up. He shoved

“Let’s go.”

after

were many people taking the elevator alongside

front of her. There was some space between

had no choice but to prop his arm against the

She took in

above her, Matthew’s gaze darkened at the sight of her reddened ears. His free hand balled into a fist as his heart fluttered

than a minute, the elevator doors opened. Everyone

car, she

stared ahead quietly, but she

nervously while her cheeks heated. Clarissa tried to look out of the window, but it

“Feeling hot?” Matthew questioned.

skipped a beat. “No, not

you find someone you like at

“Huh?”

daze. Looking up, she met Matthew’s gaze. She promptly looked

I don’t know them well. They are

was spouting nonsense by

in a smirk. “Yes, you need to get to know

speaking like an elder giving

obediently. “Yes,