Chapter 308

I should wish him well, hoping he found true happiness that belonged to him. Back in my dorm room, I opened the window, letting the evening breeze fill the place with fresh air. As I gazed out at the vibrant night scene, my heart gradually began to calm. Everyone could make their own choice; I couldn't let my selfishness restrict others' freedom. … I went to class as usual, trying my best to maintain a facade of normalcy, but I knew deep down, my heart had changed. Flashes of the two of them together kept replaying in my mind, making me feel like a clown peeking into someone else's life—more like an unloved third party. But what did it matter to me? I had stepped out of that circle. With a sigh, I felt an immense weight settling on my heart. It was as if I had been sentenced to death, or had fallen into a deep abyss. When I arrived in class with my classmates, the professor introduced two familiar faces. It was Ethan and the young woman from last night. They looked like a per