As soon as Laurent stepped into the café, she heard a familiar melody playing:
A man in a suit walked toward her leisurely, as if enjoying the song. He bent slightly and leaned closer to her, whispering in her ear with a low laugh,
"Does this song sound familiar? I remember you could sing it too. When will you sing it for me again?"
Laurent's hands trembled with anger, and her eyes reddened from holding back tears.
Back when she was in the student council, she had been an artistic talent, good at both singing and dancing. She had sung this very song for him with deep emotion, expressing her love for him, showing her determination and courage, and revealing how steadfast her feelings for him were.
Now, he had intentionally booked this café and played this song to provoke her, to remind her of how shameless and self-respecting she had been in pursuing him, and to mock her—mock her for once pursuing him so blindly and wholeheartedly, and now wanting a divorce.
