Love Began with the First Meeting
Chapter 1220 Extra Story 110 of Charlie Trick

While Olivia was thinking hard to recall everything that had happened yesterday, Ann, who had been rather sleepy just minutes ago, no longer felt drowsy at this moment. She rose up on her bed, did nothing but slightly incline her head towards the bedside table. While doing that, she squinted and observed Olivia in silence, for fear that Olivia would recall what had happened to her. She didn't feel relieved until she discerned that Olivia seemed to have recalled nothing, judging from the way her eyebrows were furrowed on her forehead. "Why have I slept for such a long time?" With a confused look on her face, Olivia kept on muttering to herself while climbing off her bed and walking towards the washroom.

After Olivia entered the washroom, Ann picked up her cellphone right away and sent a short message to Elsa and Anna respectively to report Olivia's situation to them.

At that right moment, both Elsa and Anna were attending a class. Upon hearing the soft sound of their mobile phones, the two of them read the messages secretly. In the message, Ann told them that Olivia was fine and had forgotten what had happened on the previous day. Upon knowing this, both of them sighed in relief.

Relieved by the news from Ann, Elsa sent a short message to Charlie. This morning, she received a message from him, telling her that he wouldn't take the breakfast with her with the excuse that he wanted to have more sleep. Furthermore, he also informed her that he had come back to school.

"Olivia is fine, but... Why has she forgotten what occurred last night? Did you brainwash her?" Texting on the phone, Elsa asked Charlie in the message.

At this moment, Charlie was standing in front of a mirror, and his eyebrows were knitted tightly as he saw his face full of bruises after having fought with Quintin. Upon hearing the voice prompt for receiving a short message, he diverted his attention from the mirror. Immediately, he went towards the desk where his cellphone was put and unlocked the screen. Looking at the short message from Elsa, a radiant smile flashed at the corners of his mouth.

"Ouch!" He smiled so brightly from ear to ear that his mouth twitched and the bruises made him shriek in pain. Without wasting any more time, he typed fast on his cellphone to respond to Elsa's message.

"Yes, I've had her brainwashed, so don't mention anything that happened yesterday in front of her. You just act as if all those things have never happened and that you didn't see the guys or the things yesterday. Got it?" Charlie sent the message to Elsa.

"But how should we explain to her about the bruises on your face? What if she asks many questions?" still overwrought by many questions, Elsa asked. Then, hiding her cellphone under her desk, she tensely waited for Charlie's reply while looking at her professor, pretending all the while that she was listening intently.

"Hmm, just say that I fell into a ditch carelessly," Charlie replied after a short while.

"That's a great idea!" Elsa replied along with a cute emoji.

"I think so."

"Let's go for lunch together. Are you free? My treat!" Elsa invited Charlie.

"Sorry, but I have to go to the company. Something unexpected has happened to the game department, so I have just asked for leave."

"Charlie, this is a lie, isn't it? I am certain that you fought again last night, so you felt ashamed to be seen by others, fearing that others would see your bruises. Right?" Elsa typed another message and sent it to Charlie.

Then, Charlie replied, "..."

Seeing that Charlie only sent an ellipsis to her, Elsa muttered to herself with her lips curled up, "As I've guessed, Charlie Long, how could I trust you if you always hide the truth from me? Now, you are telling a lie to me. How could you......" "Elsa!" the professor called her loudly by name, as he saw that she was using her mobile phone.

"Yes!" Elsa instinctively replied. Right after that, she hid her mobile phone behind her back and hinted the person behind her with her feet. Then, the student sitting by the desk behind her stealthily reached out for the cellphone.

"What are you doing?" with a stern voice, the professor asked, who was now over sixty years old. In his classes, what he hated most was when his students used their cellphones furtively. He would expropriate their mobile phones and never return them. Pursing her lips, Elsa explained in a very soft voice, "I... I was sleeping. And just now, I was dreaming."

"Sleeping?" With a furrowed look, the professor questioned, who was infuriated a lot by Elsa's rushed explanation, and then, he continued, "You are not promising at all. It is a waste of time for you to stay here in the classroom!" After finishing his words, he pointed at the door of the classroom. "Go! Go out and stand still outside the classroom. You must stand there until the class is over, otherwise I swear that you will fail this course."

Upon hearing these words, Elsa suddenly pulled a long face, as she felt it was too embarrassing to stand still outside the classroom.

"Out!" The professor roared abruptly, as he saw that Elsa was still sitting at her desk without any intention of following his order.

At this moment, all her classmates' attention was focused on her. In spite of the great humiliation, Elsa stood back, turned around and then indifferently walked towards the back door. As she walked past by the desk behind her, she even stealthily hinted that person and took her cellphone back.

Standing outside the classroom, Elsa thought what a great shame it was for her to just stand there before the class was over. While grumbling to herself, she observed the hallways around her. Seeing no one around, she took her cellphone out, typed a short message and sent it to Charlie. "Because of you, I am punished. The professor asked me to stand outside the classroom."

"Why didn't you just give your mobile phone to him?" Charlie replied.

"Even if I did that, he would also punish me in the same way. Without the cellphone, I would feel too bored." With a scorned face, Elsa typed back.

"I can accompany you there," feeling sorry for her, Charlie responded to console her.

"You've asked for leave for fear that others would see the bruises on your face. How can you accompany me? Are you joking with me?" Elsa texted him back, not believing what he said.

"If I say it is not a joke, dare you ask for leave too?" Charlie challenged her.

Touched by his show of concern, Elsa smiled upon reading that message, and then replied, "Sure. I will ask for leave too if you come here to be my company before the class is over."

With that, Charlie didn't reply to Elsa's message. Thus, Elsa thought that she might have frightened him. But the fact proved that Elsa's thought was wrong because Charlie showed up in front of her twenty minutes later. Consequently, Charlie wasn't scared by Elsa's request. He had come as he had promised. He couldn't bear failing her and letting her suffer the shame by herself. Although he came wearing a surgical mask and a baseball hat, Elsa was still thankful that he had come. If not standing very close to him, others could hardly see anything weird on his face.

At last, Charlie kept her company before the class was over. When the professor came out to give Elsa another warning, he saw that Charlie was also there. At the sight of him, he even forgot about Elsa and just asked, ☐☐☐☐☐☐☐☐☐☐☐