Goodbye, My Love

“Keely, you claim to be a graduate, but it appears you wasted the funds of whosoever sent you to college.

You must have been a poor student since you don’t even know the basics.

Tsk!”

Cayson echoed, “It appears that real ability is better than fake education. Isn’t that right?”

Everyone burst into Laughter as they stared at the horrified Keely. Text content © NôvelDrama.Org.

They were all on Loraine’s side now that they saw who the smarter one between the two was.

Tears welled up in Keely’s red eyes at this moment. She was speechless.

She had never been embarrassed like this before. If she wasn’t trying to act like a prim and proper lady in front of Marco, she would have pounced on Loraine.

Loraine wasn’t particularly pleased to see Keely humiliated. She used to relish defeating her in the past. But now, she was extremely bored.

These two were nothing in her eyes. She didn’t want to have anything to do with them.

Loraine turned around and left with her head up high.

Cayson went with her.

Marco’s heart sank to his stomach as he watched them leave, hand in hand. His face didn’t hide his sadness.

However, the troublemaker he brought as his date tonight didn’t take the cue.

“Marco, why didn’t you defend me just now? You of all people know that

I have been receiving treatment abroad since I graduated. The meds affected my general well-being, so I forgot some things. These people don’t know what I have been through, but they are Laughing at me.”

Keely acted pitifully, as if she wasn’t the one who started trouble.

Marco was fed up with her. He broke away from her grip and uttered coldly, “Keely, do you think I’m dumb? You asked for trouble! Loraine only gave you a taste of your own medicine, so don’t try to play the victim. If you don’t stop now, I will treat you as a stranger even though you were Jorge’s fiance.”

Keely’s heart skipped a beat.

“I’m sorry, Marco. I was only thinking of those innocent lives that could be lost if Loraine used substandard materials. It’s my duty as a member of society to ask such important questions. Anyway, I’ll be more careful in the future.”

The frown on Marco’s face was unmoved despite her apology.

“I’m mot the one you should be apologizing to. Go apologize to

Loraine.”