Sweet Moments with My Charming Senior

to pursue graduate studies. However, my mother had different plans. She believed that getting

tual blind dates before even graduating, exposing

e from my mother's control and support myself by

t. Although it was a three-person shared rental, the room available w

apartments. I had heard that graduate students often live

opened by an upperclassman. To be specific, he was so strikingly handso

away the drool that that nearly slipped out. I feigned a gentle demeanor and said, "Hello, I'm h

seconds, glanced down at his chest, and t

f it had been hit with a wave of excitement, and wh

cing eyes. Just when I thought he was about to say something,

ed around. The decor was sim

andsome guy with a bright smile rushed ou

tumbled upon to end up in a den of charmers. This rental was worth every p

came out asked, "Wh

the door raised an eyebrow,

e house, and I was very satisfied, pro

pperclassmen lived downstairs, there was no inconvenience.

versity's literary club, living in the main bedroom downstairs. The tall guy was Wesley

himself, "Mathew and I are best friends, both in our final year of grad

ard yet polite smile, wondering

, Mathew glanced at Wesley and said coldly, "You talk too

el at how different the

at mean my chances of joining the literary club were secured? As the saying went, the

thew, I'm Lilia Dawson from the Department of English. My articles have been quite