Chapter 339

“That’s good.” Yvonne then added, “But I have a condition. Between Seb and me, I have to come

first. I must be your best friend, and no one else.”

Rosalie was at a loss for words.

“But Vonnie, I have other friends too, like Stephanie Carter. I’ve known her for many years, and

we’re good friends.”

“Stephanie Carter?” Yvonne’s brow furrowed at the mention of

Stephanie. “Who is she? What a coincidence, she has the surname Carter too.”

“Yes. She shares the same surname as you.”

In fact, the surname Carter wasn’t very common. Rosalie realized that

she knew three friends with the surname Carter. It was such a small probability, yet she

encountered it.

“How long have you known each other?” Yvonne asked.

“Over a decade,” Rosalie replied.

“Over a decade?” Yvonne exclaimed. “That long? Then how can I compare with her? I’ve only

known you for less than a month!”

Rosalie chuckled. “Why do you want to compare yourself with her?”

“Because you said you’re good friends with her, and you’ve known each other for so long. If that’s

the case, you won’t prioritize me. It’s making me so annoyed,” Yvonne grumbled.

Rosalie was amused. “Vonnie, friendship can’t be measured by time. Although I’ve known you for a

short time, I know you’re a friend worth having, just like Stephanie. You’re both my good friends.”

“Then tell me, who do you like more: me, or Stephanie? I know we’re both your friends, but it’s

impossible not to have a favorite, right?”

“That’s…” Rosalie was in a dilemma. “Vonnie, you shouldn’t compare. yourself with others. You’re

both my good friends, and I won’t rank either of you. I like both of you equally.”

Rosalie had known Stephanie for over a decade, so it was impossible to say she liked Yvonne

more. However, even though she had known Yvonne for a short time, she did like the girl very

much. She didn’t

want to choose between them–this wasn’t marriage, where she had. to choose only one person.

“There has to be a ranking. Oh, do tell! I haven’t even included Seb yet, but it doesn’t matter if he’s

third. Between me and Stephanie, how do you rank us?”

Yvonne was competitive, and wanted to establish a hierarchy.

Rosalie was caught between a rock and a hard place. “Vonnie, I really can’t rank you. Friendship

can’t be measured like a test score.”

“Yvonne.”

Just then, Sebastian walked in briskly.

“I’ve only been gone for a moment, and you’ve already started blabbing nonsense. How can you

compare yourself to Stephanie? She’s known Rose for many years. You have no self–awareness at

all. Stop acting like a spoiled child in front of Rose.”

As soon as he entered the room, he immediately criticized his sister.

Yvonne pouted, unhappy. “I’m not.”

“You still deny it. I see–you’re trying to annoy me, right? Rose already said it’s impossible to rank

you both, so stop being pushy.”

“But Seb, I care about her too! I just want to be the best in her heart.”

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Yvonne felt a little wronged. Was liking Rosalie wrong? Though she was throwing a tantrum, she

still seemed rather cute at the moment.

“You…” Sebastian wanted to continue lecturing her, but Rosalie

quickly interrupted him.

“Seb, I’m not angry with Yvonne. Please don’t lecture her.”

“Rosalie, you’re too nice. You never hold it against her. Anyway, she shouldn’t have asked you such

questions,” Sebastian replied.

Yvonne wanted to say something more, but Rosalie squeezed her hand. “Well, I’m happy Vonnie

likes me so much.”

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