Chapter 95 - 95: The Ball VI (1/2)

Chapter 95 - 95: The Ball VI

After the song ended, it was the inter the people in the hall feel like they were under the stars It was truly spectacular

Geoffrey did not let go of Serena's hand, but it was her who pulled away He took it as her still being shocked hat he said Perhaps he was too forward? Anyway, it still felt good that he was able to get those words out of his h there was an invisible wall between theether to the refreshment room Serena felt her throat was dry and with the her nerves being on overdrive, she took a glass of chaulp

"Careful" Geoffrey said

Serena did not knohat to say so she just kept her silence Then, sheit slowly this tilances at her, her, pretending not to see Things were aard as can be

After a while, Serena saw Leonard co to escape from Geoffrey, she excused herself

"ah, I see my brother over there… I wish to speak with hiht with you…"

Geoffrey understood her predicament Maybe it really came as a shock to her Anyway, he nodded his head

"I will bring you to him"

Serena wanted to say that there's no need, but before she could protest, he held out his hand to help her Not having a choice, she placed her hand on his gloved palm

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"Brother Leonard… here you are, I have been looking for you all over" Serena said a little exaggeratedly Well, she really wanted to escape from Geoffrey's coo of Geoffrey's

Geoffrey nodded at hiether He knew Serena needed sos over

Serena saw another glass of chane and took a drink

"Have you seen Charlton? I need to speak with him" Serena asked Leonard

Leonard looked at his sister, she looked flustered and a bit panicky Did Geoffrey confess his feelings for her? Then all thewith Charlton

"No, I haven't seen hiave her can only smile sheepishly

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Charlton was still in the balcony After Leonard said those words and left, he felt like the world was closing in on him He understood every word he said He did not even need to elaborate

Frohts in mind The only difference was now, his insecurities where directly slapped to his face

He did not want to, but he could do nothing at the moment butin self-pity