Vivian wanted so much to ask John why he favored Nina, but before she could ask, he and Nina had already left hand in hand.
With a lot of confusion in her mind, she cautiously probed, "Don't you like Vivian?"
"Whoever told you that I like Vivian?" John frowned with annoyance, and wondered how the little girl could have thought of this absurd idea?
On her part, Nina's head was in a turmoil.
She was rendered speechless by John's question for a while. Indeed, no one had specifically told her that. After giving it more thought, she felt a little pleased and relieved, and a genuine smile appeared in her beautiful eyes.
When she returned to her apartment, Nina walked much faster than her usual pace.
But when she thought that John had a fiancee, she somehow felt uncomfortable, and she could not explain where the unease could have come from.
"Mimi, do you know how it feels to like someone?" Nina softly asked, confusion evident on her lovely face.
Both James and Michelle had told her the same thing, that she liked John.
However, she had no idea what love was, or how it felt to be in love.
The soft light penetrated into the room from the quiet roadside. Outside, a few leaves were floating in the wind, wandering aimlessly until finally falling on the ground.
Nina saw that the leaves were still fresh and green, and they were wandering around in the wind. Somehow, she could empathize with these leaves, and felt sentimental thoughts pondering in her mind.
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eye-catching, and Nina had noticed it right from the start.
She took a spoonful of hot soup, put it on her lips, and blew it lightly. She was paying close attention to the two girls who had come out of the kitchen. The tall girl was cleaning the dishes on the table right opposite her, and the thin girl was carrying a bowl to another table.
The table was already very clean, but the tall girl was still wiping it. It was obvious that her actions were intentional, but she was pretending it was unintentional. On the other hand, the thin girl had already put the fish noodles on the table, but she did not come over. Besides, no sound of cleaning up behind Nina could be heard.
In order to test if the tall girl was keeping an eye on her, Nina put down the spoon she was holding, and attentively raised her hand to look at her watch. Then, she intently glanced up at the girl opposite her. Caught staring, the girl quickly lowered her head and also looked at her own wrist.
In psychology, this was called projection. It indicated that the person had been attentively watching her secretly all the time, so she mimicked the same action Nina was doing when caught.
Nina therefore concluded that there was something wrong with this person, as well as the thin girl just now. She was afraid that the other girl behind her was staring at her back right now.
What did these two people want to do with her? Did they have something against her?
Should she eat the fish noodles in front of her or not?
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