Chapter 87
Burning Passion: Love Never Die
Chapter: 88
The dean was a little surprised by Debbieâs apprehensive behavior.
Although the dean was in her early thirties and considerably young for her profession, she kept a strict
disposition in front of the students.
No one had ever dared to get close and talk to her so casually like
Debbie did.
Considering the fact that Carlos was Debbieâs guardian, she cast her thoughts about Debbie aside and
decided not to mind that.
âI called Philip. I didnât expect Carlos to come here either.â Like
Debbie, the dean spoke in a low voice as well.
Without further ado, they entered the office together.
Three of them sat face to face. Debbie looked at the dean; the dean looked at Carlos and he looked at
Debbie.
âWhy did you fight that boy?â Carlos broke the silence.
While pouting her Lips, Debbie turned to stare out the window, and said indifferently, âHe deserved it.â
Her voice was calm and collected.
âSeriously? Thatâs your answer?â The dean was at a loss for words.
âShe is never going to change!â All of a sudden, Carlos raised his voice and asserted, âGive me a better
reason!â He held back his anger as he kept telling himself that she was still young and he needed to be
more patient with her.
The palpable atmosphere in the room made Debbie uneasy. However, instead of cowering with fear,
she retorted, âHe spoke ill of me behind my back, and when I caught him red-handed, I decided to
teach him a good Lesson.â
She boldly raised her head to meet the manâs eyes. She wore impudence on her face so proudly.
However, her courage lasted only two seconds and in the third, she looked away, because she didnât
want to be frozen to death by his cold eyes
âDebbie, you can turn to me if it happens again. I will discipline the likes of him,â the dean chimed in to
smooth things over when she saw
Carlosâ Long face.
Debbie scoffed, âCome on! Iâm not a three-year-old kid. We are adults and we can figure it out by
ourselves.â
Lacking the proper words to voice her response, the dean turned to Look at Carlos.
âIâm taking her back home now.â Carlos stood up and walked towards the door without looking back at
the two women.
Debbie clenched her fists tightly and resisted. She didnât want to obey his orders, but no matter how
unwilling she was, she had no choice but to follow him. Debbie and Carlos both sat in the backseat and
remained silent all the way. The driver didnât dare to utter a single word.
Upon arriving at the destination, Carlos stepped into the house, and lit a cigarette before he made
himself comfortable on the couch.
âsmoking again? I saw him smoke many times. Is he a chain smoker?â
Debbie wondered. His handsome face became unclear behind the smoke, and she was unable to read
his facial expression.
After he finished his cigarette, neither he nor Debbie uttered a word.