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Chapter 15
The news about Charleston breaking up with Lucy Martinez was made known to everyone, but nobody knew the reasons behind the breakup, which Charles wanted it to be kept secreted. Parties, and unusual celebrations was held by every girl to celebrate Charleston's breakup, and they knew from any moment that the prince charming will be looking for a woman to marry since the presidential election will be held in two months. Probably, Charles had his countdown.
About Charleston's graduation day, specifically wealthy people received an invitation. Some girls were misfortune because their life wasn't known much of fame but it was of second-rate; and to invite such girls wasn't luck.
It was an early fresh morning, where the sun greeted the sky with its smile. Louisa sat on a bleacher, stretching her legs. Nadia and Bella joined her.
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