Nina became more and more curious as she neared the college gate.
She had always thought it was normal for women to talk about attractive men; she didn't expect men to do the same. They were even sighing with their longing.
"Is that guy by the gate also a student of our college?"
"I don't think so. If he did attend this college, all the campus girls would have gone crazy over him a long time ago and James would never rank first as the school hunk." "You're right. I guess he is from another college."
"But what is he doing here? If he's after a girl, he'd be better off to the normal college. Our college has few girls. It's hard enough for us to score a girl; if he joins in in the competition, we'd definitely lose out on chances."
"Indeed! Just look at those girls over there. Their eyes are practically glued to him. Don't they have any sense of their surroundings? They're going to trip on their own feet at this rate."
"Nobody paid any attention to us back when Albert and James were still single. It's like we didn't exist. Now that they're both in relationships, it should be our turn to shine! But then this guy appears out of nowhere."
"Fuck! I might not be on top of the list, but I'm still good-l
m started to feel sore.
Not that she minded much. This pain was nothing, she'd had worse.
"Okay, okay, calm down," she said helplessly to the girl.
"Ah! I can't calm down. He's coming. He's coming over here!" The girl shook Nina's arm again, even more furiously this time.
In the frenzy, Nina raised her head just in time to get a good look at the man.
And she promptly stopped breathing.
It was really John.
John had really shaved his head. Nina could think of nothing to say.
All that came to mind was what those other girls had said.
'He's exceedingly handsome
and manly.'
Nina's eyes were fixed on that god-like face, her eyes unblinking.
Seeing that his wife seemed to be in a daze, John only looked down at her with a faint smile. Then he caught sight of the phone in her hand, and his eyes eventually traveled along the length of her arm, which had grown red and tender.
The girl beside Nina stopped breathing, too, and her face was gradually turning redder by the second. She could not believe that a man with such divine looks was standing before her.
"Let her go." John spoke in a cold voice that hinted at danger, as though he was issuing a threat to someone who offended him.
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