Flirting With My Ex-husband novel Chapter 1274

Selina took the initiative to take Alison's arm. "Alison, please be honest with me. When Luis rushed over to help you block the ball just now, did you develop an affection for him?"

Alison disliked such intimate physical contact, and she raised her hand to loosen Selina's grip. "It's too hot," she explained.

It was really hot today, so Selina didn’t doubt her words. She withdrew her hand back, tilted her head to Alison’s side and said, "Alison, don't try to change the subject!”

Alison felt quite uncomfortable under her penetrating gaze, and she became a little annoyed after being asked those questions. "I didn’t change the subject. I just have no feelings for him.”

This took Selina by great surprise. "Really? Luis is such a handsome guy! Are you sure that you don't have any feelings for him?"

"Am I supposed to feel anything?"

Alison turned to look at Selina with a puzzled expression.

Selina quailed beneath Alison's curious gaze, and she smiled awkwardly. "Maybe Luis' appearance doesn't suit your aesthetic."

Alison didn't say anything. Pressing her lips, she quickened her steps.

Selina curled her lips. Unwilling to leave without obtaining useful information, she caught up with Alison and asked, "By the way, have you known Luis for a long time? He never paid so much attention to a girl before. Once he played basketball with some friends, and Benny accidentally let the ball fly out of his hand, which directly rushed towards a girl, but Luis didn't help to block the ball for her!"

Alison replied in a flat tone, "You just have the wrong judgement."

Upon finding out that Alison had no interest in Luis, Selina finally stopped asking. "I'm going to the restroom. You can go back to the classroom first."

"Okay."

Alison breathed a sigh of relief. Actually, she didn't like Selina asking her so many personal questions.

Since Selina was her classmate and today was her first day at school, she didn't want to cause any trouble and tried to maintain her graceful manners.