The Three Little Guardian Angels novel Chapter 1635

Chapter 1635 

Nollace squinted slightly and asked, "Then what about you?"

She pretended to have gone through thoughtful considerations.

"I like you because of your good looks."

He was slightly startled and laughed out loud all of a sudden.

"Then I should consider myself lucky because of my locks."

Daisie pursed her lips, and when she was about to say something, Nollace grabbed her arm, brought her into her arms, and caressed her cheeks and jaw with his palm.

"And I like you for no reason."

She was trapped in his arms, and her eyelids trembled slightly.

Every time he got close, it stirred waves in her heart.

If this was the feeling of falling in love, then she might have fallen in love long ago.

Nollace and Daisie walked out of the vocal room holding hands.

Even if they ran into other students downstairs, Nollace would not let go of her hand.

The relationship between the two was that of a couple, just as rumored.

Juliana was standing not far away, and when she saw the two holding hands, she was first surprised but then remained silent.

Thinking of what Daisie had said to her last time, she was actually dubious about it.

In addition, she had not been able to get in touch with Lisa for a while now, so she could not ask her what had happened.

She could not help but feel confused deep down.

"Is Young Master Knowles really dating the daughter of the Goldmanns?"

"Wasn't this just a matter of time? If Young Master Knowles didn’t plan to court her, why would he stay back in college for a year and refuse to graduate earlier?"

In fact, throughout all these years at the Victoria College, it was not that no girls were interested in courting Nollace, but all those girls could see that Nollace was only interested in the daughter of the Goldmanns.

His fondness for her was so blatant that anyone who could not see it was truly blind.

Juliana pursed her lips as she listened to the conversation that was taking place between her coursemates.

Just then, she received a text message from a stranger on her phone.

The light in the bedroom was extremely dim, and the only strand of light that shone in from the corner of the room reflected onto the pale and dejected face of the girl.

She deleted the several text messages she had sent, and accompanied by the snores that came from the other side of the bed, she became more and more anxious.

The phone rang suddenly.

She hurriedly turned off the volume, and when movements could be felt coming from the person sleeping next to her, she froze, and a torrent of sheer coldness shot down her spine.

The man rolled over but did not wake up.