Chapter 24: Chapter 24

It was as if David did not hear them as he continued to walk to his class.

He had no choice. He could not go and punch them, right? Plus, wasn’t he asking for trouble if he went to attack three people alone?

He would hold on for three more days. ‘When my limited edition Bugatti is here, I’ll use it to blind all of your disgusting eyes, you little sh*ts.’

He then went to his class.

Over half of the class was already there.

When they saw David walking in, they all lifted their heads to look at David with curious eyes.

David went to his seat just as Patrick and a few people walked over.

All of them stayed together for more than a year when they just started university and called themselves’ the Four Musketeers of SRU’, so it could be seen that they were pretty close to each other.

“Dave, are you alright?” Patrick was the first to say something.

“I’m fine. What’s going on with you guys? Why do you make it look like I’m trying to seek death?” David answered.

“It’s great that you’re fine. We were worried that you wouldn’t be able to recover after the minor hitch and you’d weaken the reputation of the Four Musketeers.” The person speaking right now was Finn Barnum, one of the Four Musketeers.

“It’s just a woman! Even though it’s not easy to find three-legged toads, it’s easy to find two-legged women everywhere,” continued another one of the Four Musketeers, William Dawson.

“Alright, don’t worry about me. Do I look like someone who’s troubled to you?” David asked.

“Alright, it’s good that you’re fine. We’ll host a blind date tomorrow night and I’ve contacted everyone necessary. I’ll tell you the location tomorrow afternoon. It’s been a while since we’ve had a gathering,”

Patrick said.

“All four of us can just have a gathering. Why a blind date?” David asked.

Patrick got close to David’s ear and whispered, “Don’t worry, the ladies from this blind date are not from our campus. They’re all from South River Multimedia University and the students there are all stunning.

They’re much better than the girls in our university.”

“How did you know the students there?” David asked.

“I just got a new girlfriend and she’s from there. What do you think?” Patrick answered proudly.

“Again? You change your girlfriend too quickly! A rich playboy like you is the reason why a useless simp like me has nothing.”

“Hey hey hey! Don’t compare me with that punk Leo. We’re playing with feelings and he’s playing with money. Have you seen anyone who’s devastated after I break up with them? We always break up peacefully and I never go after someone who’s attached,” Patrick retorted.

“Looks the same to me.”

David replied. When he saw that Patrick was about to talk back, he added, “Alright, I’m just joking.

Tomorrow afternoon, yeah? I’ll be there. Thanks, guys.

“That’s more like it.”

Then, the boys went back to their seats.

The morning class was over in a blink of an eye.

During the lunch break, the class lecturer walked into the class and said, “Labor Day is almost here.

The talent show this year will be the same as last year. Every class has to prepare a show, is there anyone who wants to volunteer?”

The lecturer looked around but saw that no one wanted to volunteer.

“If no one wants to do it, we’ll just let Ava Snowden give a piano recital. However, we had that last year and if we do it again this year, it’ll seem boring.

“Why don’t one of you work with Ava? One pianist and one singer. Is there anyone who thinks that they’re good at singing?”

After the lecturer finished saying that, someone immediately stood up to sign up. This person was the class monitor, Dean Coleman.

“Sir, let me do it! I am the class monitor, and I should be the one to set an example.” After he said that, everyone scoffed at him.

‘Damn, you didn’t want to set an example when the lecturer asked, but now you want to set an example when it’s a collaboration with Ava. Even fools can see something’s up.’

Ava was one of the three most beautiful girls on campus and she was known for her arrogance. The people who wanted to pursue her could form a line that ran around the campus’ field three times.

However, she was not the same as Amelia. Amelia would receive gifts from anyone and then she would sell them at low prices.

Meanwhile, Ava would not even look at the gifts anyone gave her before she threw them in the bin.