ers and students. If for girls, James was like heaven. Then, for the men, he was a firm

oung lecturers had a crush on hi

expert in almost every field, he still comes in at

ont of people. Vegan clenched his fist and crumpled the paper he got from

rtled him and stopp

und, while the crowd around him dispersed suddenly, for who

ou, James!" the Vegan gr

around and stared intently at him. Again

pier than when I had

my room. I'll be

azy! I'm not coming, hahaha." Sheila tried to chu

o? It's like you want to be killed. But, no way. I'm a

come. Remember, my

hind, letting her gaze trail over his increasingly invisible back. "Never mi

*

able in the center of the room, was quite wide and had four chairs on two sides. Vegan

James actually took the time to cross

egan sarcastically. "Hera told me the meeting is tomorrow." The st

s he heard Vegan say. There was nothing funny actually. But, f

one," James said, getting off

an? It makes no

ok on a mocking look and a brief tilt of t

makes no sense at all. "Instead of us talking about nonsense like

though Vegan told James that he was leavin

eaving," James said, taking a sip of the fresh

he wanted to say, but was holding back. It felt so heavy.

le to reason with James about. But, nothing. All the items in the ro

ow you're dying to ask

ews in this morning's newspaper?" Vegan aske

n, smiled and shrugge

stically inclined man in front of him knew something a

s body forward until it was almost touching the table. "Do you know hi

ay

diately changed. Now, curiosity began to seize his body, creeping quickly t

like. Is she a nice person? Or what? I'

t that it was funny, but it was just weird that a vegan would direc

e same as the person you'

plied, looking around for the presence of someone else amon

ll me you

o have the wedding

uldn't believe what he had just heard. "James, your name

're forgettin

tting anything

James Lim. Ye

sible, right? No