Fated love: the unwanted bride
Chapter 1044 - Chapter 1044 Chapter 1044 The Brat Left

Chapter 1044: Chapter 1044: The Brat Left Chapter 1044: Chapter 1044: The Brat Left Autumn rain was chilly.

The day after Chale Cheney left, it started to rain.

After the rain, the air was fresh, but the temperature had dropped significantly.

The treetops remained lush and verdant. A gust of wind would occasionally knock a few leaves down.

Life returned to its peaceful routine, and Jasmine Yale began her new life of attending classes during the day and working part-time in the evenings and on weekends.

After Chale Cheney left, Sweet Kitty became irritable for a few days.

Initially, Sweet Kitty wandered around the apartment, visiting the places Cheney liked.

But no matter how much it searched, it didn’t find the little rascal.

Where had he gone?

Where had he gone?

A few days later, Sweet Kitty finally accepted that the little rascal had left, leaving behind only two ugly little goldfish.

Somehow, it missed him a little.

Sweet Kitty wilted for days, clearly unhappy.

Jasmine Yale, helpless, could only embrace Sweet Kitty in her quietest, loneliest moments, talking to it and watching TV.

The first morning of the new term was marked by a grand opening ceremony.

Jasmine Yale, as the top scorer of the new students, had to make a speech on stage.

The night before, she had held Sweet Kitty while preparing her speech, memorizing it thoroughly.

She also bought a lovely purple-pink dress to wear during her speech.

The dress was inexpensive but exceptionally appropriate and modest.

Perhaps, as Cora Jorney said, she had nothing, but she could present her best self front of everyone.

She could not do others’ best, but she could do her best.

Early in the morning, the opening ceremony.

The auditorium.

This auditorium was especially large, reputedly over a hundred years old, substantial and ancient.

The auditorium could accommodate more than a thousand people, filled with many students and some from the community.

There were a lot of people, a dense mass, all eyes seemingly on her.

It was Jasmine Yale’s first time making a speech at such an important event and in front of so many people.

Before going abroad, her academic performance had been average; she had never been chosen for public speaking.

Of course, she was shy and felt inferior; even if she had the chance, she would find an excuse to avoid it.

Such as being unwell or having family issues…

Such great opportunities, wasted time and again.

Now that she was abroad, she would not run away anymore.

Jasmine Yale sat in the front row, watching the stage intently with eager and hopeful eyes.

Her gaze was as brilliant as stars and as fiery as a blaze, lighting up her heart.

The entire auditorium was silent, the only sound the voice of the speaker, without any background noise.

Everyone observed order, in total silence.

“I have finished my speech. Please welcome Miss Ye.” The vice-chancellor concluded his remarks on stage.

A thunderous applause ensued.

Jasmine Yale knew it was her turn.

She had memorized the material, but she was still quite nervous.

Her palms were sweaty.

She walked on stage in white high heels, smiling.

Her hair had not grown long, barely reaching just above her shoulders, but it was jet black and shimmering, exceptionally beautiful.

Jasmine Yale’s fair fingers gripped the microphone tightly.

On stage, she smiled nervously; below, the audience was silent.

Over a thousand pairs of eyes stared at her, the center of attention.

Jasmine Yale was so nervous that she sweated lightly on her back, but she was prepared for it.

From herself to her competitors, from personal matters to societal issues.

She lacked extensive experience in this area; she didn’t know if everyone would like her speech, but she did her best to deliver a good one.

Her speech time was eight minutes.