Love After One-night Stand with CEO novel Chapter 51

Time passed by in a flash.

She entered third year at the start of September.

A while ago she had resigned from being a tutor at Lewis Mansion.

At first, she was anxious and afraid.

The man said that she was his woman.

And that she couldn't escape from him!

These words had been haunting her.

She had been so anxious and cautious.

Thankfully, she had probably worried too much.

He had not appeared ever since that incident.

Miranda had always told her one thing.

That is to never fall for a wealthy man as they would replace you in an instant.

Most of them never treated you seriously. 

She thought, perhaps, it was really as what Miranda said.

That man must have grown tired of her.

Thinking of this, she finally relaxed.

As for Andy, he would come and help out occasionally.

If he was not taking care of her brother...

He would be tutoring her.

They grew closer to each other.

Even Cecil noticed the hints.

Nonetheless, he would be glad to have Andy as his brother-in-law.

And just like that, their relationship grew stronger at the start of the new semester. 

"Rosa, I'll be busy these two days. There's a lot of work at school, so I can't take care of you. Take care." Andy said in the call early in the morning.

Rosa held her mobile phone and nodded sweetly. "Alright, take care."

"Okay, let's walk back together after school!" Andy said immediately.

"Don't..." Rosa hurriedly refused. "I think it's best not to make our relationship public, or else we might get ourselves too much attention..."

Andy frowned. But after thinking about it carefully, he felt that her words made sense.

"Alright! I'll listen to you!" She was already in her third year anyway.

One year later, she would graduate, then they would be able to get married.

Rosa immediately packed up her books after hanging up the call.

"Cecil, I'll head off to school now. The food is ready you can heat it up at noon." Rosa reminded him.

Cecil smiled and pushed his wheelchair out. "Don't worry, sister. It's not my first time being alone at home. Besides, I am not lonely anymore. I have hundreds of followers now."

Cecil's eyes glimmered with hope as he said those words.

When he started writing, he didn't have any readers, but now there were at least hundreds of them.

Cecil was still far from being the top. 

But even so, he was happy.

Rosa quickly patted his head and said, "I know my brother is the best."

"Yep!"

"Then I'll head out now, don't open the door for anyone." She was still worried about those 'great' relatives.

Hank had not shown up ever since she hit his head.

She had been feeling uneasy.

That was because they were not the kind to let go easily.

"Don't worry, sister. I won't open the door no matter how many times they knock."

"Okay!" Rosa replied and locked the door.

She took the bus after arriving at the bus stop.

It was a 40 minutes journey.

She arrived at Star Academy, a university that everyone admired.

This was a very well-known prestigious school.

And she was the only one to ride a bus to school. 

The entrance of the school was like a premium car show.

Passers-by would always stare in amazement.

However, Rosa was unaffected by it.

She came to this school with only one purpose.

That was to get its scholarship.

A scholarship for one semester in this school was enough to cover her and her brother's annual expenses.

Of course, most of the previous scholarships had been taken by Chappell.

The roads were filled with young masters.

There were two to three servants following each of the rich students.

The dormitories of Star Academy consisted of rows of villas.

One villa could house two roommates.

A butler was assigned in each villa to take care of the two roommates.

Some of the students were from overseas.

It was more convenient to stay here.

Of course, the accommodation fee was unimaginably high.

Third year classes was assigned according to their second year classes.

Thus, the classmates were familiar with each other.

After entering Class 7, Rosa sat down at the back of the class.

It was hers and Miranda's habit.

Neither of them liked to sit in the middle, let alone at the front.