Burning Passion: Love Never Die

After some hesitation, Debbie dismissed the call instead of answering it. She held Kasie’s arm and said, “Nobody. Let’s go.”

However, her phone kept ringing again and again, no matter how many times Debbie dismissed it. Kasie was unable to bear it any longer and pleaded, “Tomboy, just answer it, okay? I’ll lose my hearing if you don’t.”

Before Debbie could answer it, the ringtone stopped. And a text message popped up on her phone. Upon seeing the text, Debbie gnashed her teeth and grabbed her phone tighter.

The text said, “I’m waiting for you at the school gates. If you don’t show up in five minutes, I’LL come to your dorm and drag you out.” Ccontent © exclusive by Nô/vel(D)ra/ma.Org.

Debbie gave her stuff to Kasie and said, “I have something urgent to deal with.”

Taking over Debbie’s stuff, Kasie looked at her with a puzzled and worried expression. She grabbed Debbie’s wrist and asked, “Tomboy, who is it? You look like you are gathering up for a fight. Do you want me to come with you?”

“It’s Carlos. Are you sure you want to come with me?” Debbie teased her.

Instantly, Kasie shook her head.

“Oh No! No, no! You better get going.

Don’t make him wait for you. Clear your misunderstandings and start being a proper couple. I’m Leaving now!”

Kasie dashed into the dorm as if she was being chased by some dangerous beast.

Debbie sighed and turned around towards the school gates.

She ran at her highest speed; otherwise she wouldn’t be able to make it there within five minutes. When she arrived, she saw a familiar Emperor car. Many students’ attention was drawn to the luxurious car. Some girls were trying hard to figure out who was inside the car

Debbie gasped for air as she pulled up her hoodie and covered her face.

She didn’t want the students to gossip about her later on. She walked to the other side of the car and got into the backseat.

Carlos was in the driver’s seat. He had spotted Debbie the moment she had arrived at the gates. After she was safely in the car, he started the engine and drove away from the university gates.

He said nothing as he drove towards the Esastin Villa anymore and said,

“Carlos, just tell me what you want right here. I’m not staying at the villa this evening. I’ll take a taxi back to school.”

Debbie was a straightforward girl-she didn’t and wouldn’t hide her true feelings in front of anyone. This was both her virtue and her flaw. She just wouldn’t pretend to be polite and compliant. Carlos could tell from her long face and her words that she was still angry at him.

“You don’t need to take a taxi anymore. I’ll buy you a car,” Carlos said in a calm voice.

‘What the fuck?! I wasn’t implying that I want a car, okay?’ Debbie fumed with rage.

“Thank you, Carlos. But I don’t need a car. I just…”

On second thought, Debbie knew that it was of no use arguing with him.

She sighed and said, “Never mind. Just stop the car and let me go back.”

“I already told you that you’re not allowed to Live in the dorm again,” he said coldly.