when she left he went crazy (Hope and Christopher) novel Chapter 39

When she left, He went crazy 

Chapter 39 She would have been Scared off if She Found out 

Perhaps the person I was waiting for would never to show up. 

The girl, clever as she was, smiled and asked, “Are you waiting for someone?” 

“Yes,” 

“Your friend must be 

stuck in traffic; it’s really congested around the arena right now,” 

Maybe she saw me very depressed; she smiled and approached me to comfort me, “I will wait with you.” 

“Are you not going in?” 

“I failed to get a ticket.” 

She shrugged her shoulders, looking rather disappointed and resigned. 

I chuckled. “Then you can wait with me.” 

He didn’t show up. I wasn’t waiting for him; I was waiting to be completely disappointed. 

I waited for a whole hour again until the crowd in the square thinned out, gradually becoming sparse. My hand, clutching the phone, was almost frozen stiff. 

The broadcast announced the imminent deadline for entry. 

“Hope.” 

Suddenly, a gentle voice came from behind me. 

I turned around in surprise and looked at Cecil, who was also wearing a brown overcoat. I slightly paused, then chuckled lightly. “Cecil, what a coincidence.” 

He raised an eyebrow. Nice to see you again.” 

The girl who ran to the vending machine to buy a drink just came back and saw Cecil. She handed me a bottle of water and happily said, “Your boyfriend is so handsome!” 

I was suddenly embarrassed and didn’t know how to explain. 

Cecil explained our relationship to me, then turned to ask, “Did Christopher not come?” 

“He didn’t come.” 

“Shall we go in together?” 

“You came alone?” I pondered. 

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Chapter 39 She would have been Scared off if She Found out 

Okay 

Watching a concert alone could have been more fun 

1 looked up at Cecil and said. “Wait ose a minute 

me 

Later, I handed the extra tickets to the girl and said. You can enter now 

She widened her eves in surprise and jos, exclaiming, “Thank you! I, III transfer money to you!” 

No need, this ticket is extra anyway 

For the extra things, it would be a waste to throw them away. It would be better to give them to someone in need. 

Cecil and I were preparing to have our tickets checked together when we noticed that the girl was still in the square, talking to her friend, who also didn’t have a ticket. 

“Hope, wall for me. 

Cecil walked over to the girl and finished speaking. It seems that he gave them a ticket. 

I saw the two gith excitedly jump on the spot again. 

Youth was wonderful, being young was great. 

troubies were clear and understandable, making them easy and simple to solve. 

As we were checking our tickets together, I realized that Cecil had just swapped tickets with them. Our seats were right 

next to each other. 

down and asked in confusion, “How did you manage to buy two tickets for a concert when you came alone” 

Cecil looked at me and smiled, saying “Because what I had in mind was for two people to watch together.” 

“What” i didn’t catch that “How come unly you showed up?” 

Cecil said. I don’t have the alatus to invote bet at the moment.” 

Fir said this, and I understood, he was secretly in love with someone. 

i heil assured that someone as semarkable as Cecil world have no lack of young and beautiful women around him, but 

3 never expected ham to encounter scurone he could 

tam, it mai truly fail, heating everyone equally 

charm. 

Kepaldies ul where you hand and brawl and bandsome, you still had to honestly 

Chapter 39 She would have been Scared off if She Found out 

When I looked at Cecil again, I felt sorry for him. “No wonder Ivan said that you were hurt by a girl before. I thought he was joking, but it turned out to be true.” 

He looked at me and said, “Indeed, it is true.” 

“It’s okay, I won’t make fun of you.” 

I patted his shoulder and smiled, changing the subject, “So you also like this singer? I’ve never heard you mention it 

before.” 

Cecil looked towards the stage and said lightly, “I was just catering to her hobbies.” 

“Does she like Eason?” 

“Yes, she liked it a lot back in college.” 

“That’s quite a coincidence. I liked Eason a lot back in the college, too.” 

He smiled and said, “It’s quite a coincidence.” 

We were in the VIP section, which had excellent seats for the show and a clear view throughout the entire performance. 

With the familiar prelude playing, the singer appeared on stage, instantly setting the atmosphere on fire and prompting countless fans to scream and sing along. 

Cecil and I were like two misfits, just quietly listening. 

Over the past few years, like a movie playing in my mind, the scenes have kept switching frame by frame. 

As the melancholic music played and the sorrowful lyrics filled the air, I suddenly burst into tears. 

Cecil restrained his emotions and asked softly, “After you finish crying, will you turn back?” 

“I won’t.” 

I wiped away the tears on my face and looked at him, trying to hold back. I couldn’t help but advise, “If you feel like erying, just cry. Like me, maybe after crying, you will be able to let go of her. I won’t tell them.” 

He chuckled and said, “Who told you I was going to let go?” 

1 reacted, looking at him unexpectedly, “Do you still want to continue pursuing that girl?: 

“Yes,” he graciously admitted. 

“No wonder Elissa always praises you as a good man; you are indeed very loyal. So go ahead and pursue her. We are all looking forward to attending your wedding.”