The sun was shining beautifully, Vesta looked at the sky, she thought it would rain today, so she was ready to bring an umbrella. She looked at the key he was holding several times, afraid it might get lost in her hand or forgotten that it was there. She planned to get into the dormitory room of Xyller. Behind Farex University stands the Farex Dormitory, with those two buildings facing each other. On her right side is the women's Dormitory and on her left side the boy's Dormitory. It was time during class she planned to enter for there were no students in the dormitory. She was wearing a black cap and ordinary clothing. The guard who had been guarding earlier left for a while because there was a call he got in. She did not tell her cousin what she was doing today, and excuse herself that she was feeling so bad and won't attend school. Her godmother, on the other hand, accompanied Sean's mothe

"How is that possible?" Ashley questioned Vesta as they went down the stairs to the first floor.   Vesta confided in her cousin about her brother's friend and his apparent girlfriend. Ashley hoisted an eyebrow as she peered at her.   Vesta stopped at the side of the stairs. “In this picture,” she said and showed it to Ashley.   She was supposed to tell Ashley yesterday about this, but she forgot because of the article review she needed to finish last night given by their professor on their indigenous craft and arts subject.   Ashley snatched the picture from her. She looked at it closely. "I don't know them, are you sure those two are from here?" Ashley said forthwith.  

The car pulled in front of the house of Vesta's godmother, she unclasped the seat belt and rolled her head to the left to look at the man who turned off the engine. "Thank you." And she opened the car door. "Keep my words," he said solemnly as he watched her walk away. Vesta's hand is on the side of the door, and she stares at Zaiden, waiting for her to say something. She crossed her hands at the back and smiled. "I keep it," she answered, and was frowned at by a shake in his head. "I'll be watching you if you don't, Vesta," he warned. Vesta's brows furrowed and deepened, staring at the man in disbelief, yet she didn't show it to him. She closed the car door and turned her back to the gate of the house. She didn't turn around. Her ear was listening for him to leave, and she was on the porch when she turned her head. The car was still there, and the window in the front seat was opened. Their eyes met, and Zaiden peered at her seriously. He meant what he said! She raised her hand