Ch. 2421..2430

Chapter 2421 Chapter 2421 Leon Batton and Lynette Batton didn't need to dress up to look good. As vibrant youths, they seemed glamorous enough in their simple school uniforms.

Seeing her children reminded Xyla Quest of her time in school when she was as glamorous and free-spirited as they were now.

The siblings noticed their mother's presence when the song ended.

Lynette chuckled playfully before quickly running over to wrap one arm around hers. "Mommy, what did you think of our performance?"

Leon stood up and smiled at her from afar. "Hi, Mommy."

Xyla nodded slightly and peered at them. "Hmm...my son and daughter are the best," she praised. "Lynette, I heard from your father that you want to become an idol. Is that so?"

Her daughter nodded instantly. "Yes, I hope to be an influential person like Uncle Josh. I would be able to reach out to many people with my abilities."

Xyla gave her a 'thumbs up' motion when she heard her. "Sure. You have my full support.

"Why don't you join under my company? I'll make you popular since this is your dream," she added with the intention to help her daughter achieve her dreams since their family had the means. She would protect her daughter within the entertainment industry and help her rise through the ranks.

Lynette nodded happily. "Okay."

"Leon, didn't you want to become a professional gamer? I've already brought the contract home. It's in the living room.

"Go ahead and sign the contract if you don't have a problem with it. I'll transfer your salary within a day," Xyla added.

Hearing that, Lynette excitedly ran up to her brother. "Woah! Congratulations, Leon!"

He grinned. "Thank you."

"Leon, aren't you supposed to buy me a gift or something since you're making money now?" she asked.

"What do you have in mind?"

Her smile gradually widened. "Hmm, let me think. I'd like YSL's new lipstick set. How about that?"

Xyla shook her head helplessly when she heard this.

Her daughter was just like her in many ways.

For example, they both liked to collect lipsticks.

"Okay," her brother agreed decisively.

"I also want a limited-edition Hermes purse. The beige one launched recently. What do you say?" she added. "Okay."

"I also want you to treat me to a meal," she said.

"Okay."

No matter what she asked for, Leon would agree to it.

Xyla shook her head in amusement. "That's enough, Lynette. Your brother isn't exactly making big bucks yet."

Her daughter merely chuckled as their gazes met. "He does earn quite a decent amount. It's not too much to ask. We are only celebrating, aren't we?"

"Haven't I bought you enough stuff already?" Xyla asked.

"That's different."

"How is it different?" she asked in confusion.

"This will be the first time Leon buys me anything with his salary. It's different because it's worth remembering," Lynette expovel.ne "All right. I iobviously can't outsmart you in a conversation," she said with a sigh.

Lynette instantly chuckled. "Hehe.

Mommy, what do you think this song to Grat his birthday?"

for Her mother nodded happily. "How wonderful! It's pretty good, so your grandfather will certainly like it."

"That's great!"

Chapter 2422 Chapter 2422 "Oh, right. Grandpa and Grandma called. They invited us to go over for dinner tonight, so better get ready," Xyla Quest said while looking at Lynette Batton and Leon Batton. Her daughter agreed happily."That's wonderful! I've been missing Grandma. I planned to visit them, either today or tomorrow, even if she hadn't called."

Xyla caressed her face affectionately. "Your Grandma would be thrilled to hear that."

Lynette's smile gradually widened.

She was very fond of her grandmother, Sharon Lindt. She practically brought her and her brother up, and treated them like her own children.

She pampered them even more than their own mother.

Leon felt the same way.

"Go and get ready, you two. We'll be heading to your grandparents' place shortly," their mother said before walking away.

Meanwhile, Lynette quickly shot her brother a quick look. "Leon, let's go."

He nodded.

The siblings went to freshen up and change out of their uniforms before piling into Xyla's white Bentley. They soon arrived at Wilson Batton and Sharon's home.

Xyla led them into the house, where Sharon greeted everyone with a smile and hugged them all at once. "I miss you all so much! How long has it been since your last visit?"

Lynette chuckled. "Grandma, it hasn't been that long. I think it was only a couple of days, wasn't it? Do you miss us that much?"

Her grandmother immediately nodded. "Of course, I do. It feels like ages. Lynette, surely you know how Grandma feels."

Her granddaughter continued to laugh in amusement.

In the blink of an eye, over a decade had passed, but Sharon didn't seem to have aged much.

Due to diligent self-care, she only had a few extra wrinkles on her face with the figure of a slender teenager. If one didn't examine her closely, they might even think she was a young lady from afar.

"Leon, I heard you're going to become a professional gamer. Is that so?" she asked as she gazed affectionately at her grandson.

He nodded, and then she gave him the thumbs up. "My grandson is the most amazing grandson in the world."

Leon smiled but didn't comment further.

"I prepared a lot of your favorite food. Have a seat in the living room while I get our meal ready in the kitchen. Heft some of your favorite fruits on the coffee table," Sharon told them before heading toward the kitchen.

Xyla quickly followed after her. "Mom, let me help you."

Her mother-in-law was getting older by the day, so she didn't want to sit around and be unhelpful.

It was time for Sharon to be looked after now.

However, older woman refused her offer. "No, let me do it. I'm still physically capable. I don't need help. I've already told you when you became part of the family. You're not here to do chores around the house."

Xyla felt warm on the inside at her words.

She had been in the Batton family for so many years, and yet they had never given her any chores to do.

She was no stranger to doing household chores at first, but nobody in the family allowed her to do anything until she'd nearly lost the ability to carry out such tasks.

She'd long forgotten how to use the new dishwasher or operate the latest models of cleaning equipment in the house.

Sometimes she wanted to cook a dish to surprise everyone, but she could no longer recreate the flavors in the past. Xyla had been so pampered in the Batton family that she'd become a happy good-for-nothing.

Chapter 2423 Chapter 2423 Xyla Quest let out a long, helpless sigh as she looked at Sharon Lindt. "Mom, I've nearly become a good-for-nothing person over the years. I don't even know how to do chores anymore." Sharon laughed. "What's the point of knowing how to do such things?"

She turned around and walked to the kitchen, pausing long enough to throw a parting remark to Leon Batton and Lynette Batton. "Take your hardworking mother with you to the living room and have some fruits."

Then, she disappeared into the kitchen.

Leon Batton walked to the couch in the living room and sat down while his sister led their mother by the hand and smiled. "Come on, Mommy."

Lynette was very envious of her mother for being adored by her husband and his parents, even after being married to Stanley Batton all these years.

They treated her the same as ever, or perhaps even better now than before.

Lynette hoped she could be as happy as her mother in the future.

She wanted to be successful and have a loving relationship with her husband with a peaceful relationship with her in-laws.

Xyla helplessly followed her daughter over to the couch and sat down as Lynette began peeling some fruits for her.

There was an unspoken rule in the Batton family that a mother held the most significant role.

Although Lynette and Leon were often treated well by the family, their statuses differed from their mother's still.

Ever since they were old enough to understand, they'd been told by their father and grandparents to always look after their mother and love her.

They even told the children that they'd perish if they ever treated Xyla poorly.

The siblings were very obedient and took this tradition very seriously ever since they could understand what it meant.

"Hm, it's very sweet," Xyla said with a smile while munching on a fruit.

As her gaze swept lovingly over her children, she thought that time flew by too quickly.

She could still remember how they looked when she breastfed them.

But now, in the blink of an eye, they were already high school students.

They would soon become university students.

"Time flies. It seems like only yesterday that I was in your place," she said with a chuckle.

She could no longer remember many things despite trying to recall memories of her youth.

The terrible things that she never expected to forget were long gone from her memories.

Stanley and his family had somehow healed all the hurt in her heart with their deep and unwavering love. Everyone Xyla used to hate were long forgotten.

The feelings of hatred she'd never thought she could be rid of had also disappeared.

The Batton family used their capacity of love to transform her into an even kinder and gentler person.

Lynette smiled. "Mommy, you're still young. Honestly, you don't look like you've aged a day. You've only become more mature and experienced.

"Just like Daddy said, you're like a little fairy. You'll always be a little fairy," she added.

She always knew how to put a smile on Xyla's face, who couldn't help but laugh at that.

Meanwhile, Leon silently ate fruits while looking down at his phone. He seemed cold and distant as usual.

Sharon and Wilson kept themselves busy RS me kitchen like always, preparing various dishes that net swnot liked.

It had always been that way in the family. Depending on which daughter-in-law that came for they would always cook her dishes.

They both found joy in doing so.

Just as Sharon and Wilson finished cooking, Stanley happened to walk in.

Chapter 2424 Chapter 2424 The family had a wonderful dinner together.

After dinner, they stayed to watch the television with Sharon Lindt and Wilson Batton for a while before returning home.

***

The next day, Lynette Batton and Leon Batton attended school, as usual.

Upon arriving at their classroom, they were troubled to find that their desks and drawers were full of gifts and love letters again.

Leon briefly scanned the items on his desk, but he didn't see the toast with a heart shape he'd always seen day after day since his first year in high school.

He had gotten used to receiving a fresh toast every day, even though he had never eaten it.

Its unexplained absence made him feel like something was out of place.

He rechecked his drawer to find there was nothing inside.

At that moment, he felt disconcerted, like something was not right.

Wearing a deep frown, Leon calmed himself down and took out his phone to take a quick scroll through Weibo.

"Hahaha! You idiot, you're soaked."

"Exactly. Look at how disgusting you are."

"Everyone, come and see. It's the idiot from our class."

"I heard she even ran up to Leon yesterday and asked him to accompany her on the piano."

"Oh my god! Seriously? Who does she think she is?"

Suddenly, there was a commotion outside the classroom, prompting him to look outside.

He saw a girl shivering in the corner, soaked from head to toe out in the hallway. A group of boys and girls were pointing fingers at her as they mocked her.

She just kept her head down and cried.

She looked soaked and downtrodden. Her long, black hair stuck to her face, neck, and shirt from being caught in the rain.

"Why don't you look in the mirror? Leon won't look at you even if you died."

"Exactly! Look at you. You're so ordinary, and yet you're so confident. I can't stop laughing!"

Several girls were still mocking her with their shrill and annoying voices, making Leon frown in annoyance.

Soon, Lynette also noticed what was happening.

Fuming, she turned around to look at him. "Leon, we can't let them bully that girl like that. It's too much!

"I remember her," she told him softly. "She's the one who was asking you to accompany her on the piano yesterday, right?

"I heard she's got quite the sob story. Her parents had just passed away, so her family business was taken over by her uncle and aunt.

"She's been studying here with some of the savings her parents left behind Lynette added, watching her brother's cold expression intensify further as he listened.

Leon leaped to his feet and walked to the door. "What are you doing? he exclaimed as his eyes glanced at the boys and girls surrounding the girl.

Chapter 2425 Chapter 2425 Leon Batton hated people who bullied the weak, especially those who did that blatantly right in front of him.

His voice startled many of them, who fell silent when they saw him.

The girl subconsciously clenched her fists as she snuck a glance at Leon.

It was the first time he had seen her face properly.

She had a small face with almond-shaped eyes, and shapely eyebrows.

The corners of her eyes were slightly reddish as they glistened with tears. She looked like an injured fawn.

Being seen in such a downtrodden state by the person she deeply admired, she genuinely wanted to dig herself a hole to hide.

She was worried Leon would notice her, and to her surprise, he did.

She didn't mind being seen by thousands with scars all over her body, but the only person she wouldn't want to see her that way was Leon. She felt her fragile ego shatter into pieces right then.

In the next moment, Lynette Batton stepped directly in front of the girl, facing off all the boys and girls bullying her.

"I dare you to bully her again," Lynette uttered confidently. "Get lost already!"

She rarely lost her temper, occuring only when she couldn't control herself.

The crowd started to disperse after knowing how they had managed to make the prettiest girl in the school upset.

"Wait a second," Lynette called out suddenly.

Everyone stopped in their tracks and turned to gaze curiously at her.

"Apologize before you leave," she added.

They obliged by looking briefly at the girl. "Sorry," they said in a chorus before leaving in a hasty retreat.

Among those students, half of them liked Lynette, while the other half liked Leon.

No one wanted to seem horrible in front of the person they admired.

Soon, it became quiet.

Seeing the siblings championing her made the girl feel warm inside.

"Thank you," she mumbled as she averted her eyes.

Then, she quickly turned around and ran off, tears beginning to stream down her face uncontrollably.

She had no idea why she was so weak. She seemed so helpless despite being bullied.

She also didn't understand why she chose Q walk past Leon's classroom today. Otherwel.net t have witnessed heel shame.

Lynette let out a long, helpless sigh seeing how panicked the girl seemed.. "I feel sorry for her."

Her brother remained quiet, glancing at the girl's retreating back before turning around to leave.

She was about to follow suit when she noticed a khaki-colored leather bag on the ground. Peering around her, she didn't see anybody there.

She unintentionally glimpsed a box containing a small slice of toast with a heart-shaped symbol. Alope was a note that read, "Leon, thope you'll enjoy this."

She immediately picked up the leather bag and approached her net brother. "Leon, I think this is for He glanced at his sister before looking into the bag.

There was a strange feeling in his heart for some unknown reason when he saw its contents.

It reminded him of feeling relieved upon finding something after accidentally misplacing it.

Leon immediately grabbed the leather bag and took out the toast.

Chapter 2426 Chapter 2426 After taking the toast out of the box, Leon Batton noticed a red, heart-shaped hairpin under it.

It probably belonged to the person who sent this gift.

At that moment, he suddenly recalled the girl bullied by the door earlier. She was wearing the same hairpin.

Was it a coincidence?

He didn't think so.

Those two hairpins looked identical.

Moreover, upon closer inspection, Leon realized that he recognized the brand that his mother owned.

He recalled this particular brand's hairpin designs were one-of-a-kind.

The two hairpins looked identical at first, but they were different.

One of the heart-shaped symbols was slightly bigger in size than the other.

He had a clear recollection of how the hairpin on the girl's head looked. He was positive that this hairpin came with the other one as a pair and that they both belonged to the brand his mother owned. Leon couldn't help but think about how the other students treated the girl earlier.

Her loneliness and dejected look made him feel sorry for her.

Seeing that her brother seemed to be lost in a daydream, Lynette stood on tiptoes and waved her hand in front of him. "Leon, what's wrong with you?"

He snapped out of his reverie immediately and shook his head. "Nothing."

She held her tongue, but took the hairpin from him to study it carefully. "This hairpin looks like the one Mommy designed, right? Oh, the logo does look like it's from the brand Mommy owns."

"Yeah," he replied simply. He didn't say much else. Instead, he retrieved the hairpin and tucked it into his pocket.

His sister didn't mind and returned to sit at her desk while he sat in his own seat before keeping the box of toast in his drawer.

He didn't receive any more toasts from that girl for the next seven days.

In the first two days, Leon just felt empty on the inside. He wasn't used to this.

As time went on, this sensation grew even more intense.

He had no clue why this was happening to him. Perhaps he had just become accustomed to receiving the same toast everyo and was disappointed now that it had ceased abruptly.

One day, after class, he was perusing his phone in his seat, as usual, when some students in his class began gossiping- "Did you know that the girl Leon ignored is dropping out?"

"Huh? Leon turned down lots of girls. Which one are you talking about?"

"The one Leon and Lynette helped last week. Her family isn't doing very well, so she can't afford to study here any longer."

"I heard her family couldn't afford to let her study here a while back, but she insisted on coming. She'd taken on multiple jobs to continue studying here."

"Oh my god! Why is she doing that? Can't she go to a normal school instead?"

Leon instantly frowned as he eavesdropped.

Why didn't she want to change schools?

Was it because of him?

He didn't know why he would think that way.

Lynette seeemed to have heard the gossip as she immediately whirled around to look at him. "I feel so sorry for that girl. Good things never last. We'll probably never get to see her at school again.

"Do you think she mustered the courage to ask you to accompany her on the piano because she knew she'd be leaving soon? She probably knew she won't be able to see you for much longer, so she wanted a wonderful memory to remember you by.

"Was that why she mustered the courage to approach you?" she added.

Chapter 2427 Chapter 2427 Leon Batton frowned slightly. "Perhaps."

He was no stranger to being pursued by numerous girls since primary school, yet none of them were as determined as this girl.

He couldn't help but recall the scene where the girl was surrounded and taunted by bullies.

Her teary eyes and pitiful facial expression kept appearing in his mind.

Ring, ring, ring- The bell rang, signalling the end of one lesson just as their English teacher entered the classroom.

Everyone fell silent.

Even Leon's thoughts were interrupted as he watched the teacher approach the podium.

Their English lesson proceeded as usual.

***

The morning flew by very quickly, and soon, it was time for lunch.

Conversations swirled around as students wondered what to eat.

Meanwhile, Lynette Batton also couldn't decide as she stood next to Leon's table. "What are we having for lunch?"

"What would you like to eat?" he countered.

She considered for a few seconds. "Why don't we go to the street food area in the city center for some stir-fried noodles?"

Their mother, Xyla Quest, didn't particularly spoil them rotten despite them growing up in the Batton family.

They lived their lives much like common folks, and ate anything and everything that normal people ate.

They weren't picky eaters like other children from wealthy families.

Growing up, Xyla frequently brought them to places with street food in the city center.

She wanted them to experience what it was like to live an ordinary life.

In her words, she wanted her children to behave like ordinary people. She hoped that they could blend in with common folks in society.

Leon nodded when he saw the eager look in his sister's eyes. "Okay, sure."

After that, he grabbed his car keys and stood up to quickly lead her out of the classroom.

The siblings soon arrived at Street Food Avenue. It was lunch time, so it was understandably crowded.

There were stalls on both sides of the road, and people came and went in the middle.

The long road seemed endless.

The aroma of different food blended together, making everything smell fragrant.

That made Leon and Lynette even hungrier.

She pulled him forward and bought food along the way, nearly eating everything from each stall from beginning to end.

They were the most attractive sight on the attenrowded street, garnering the attention of others with their good looks and elegant way of eating Suddenly, everyone was talking about them- "Are those identical twins idols? They look so good!"

"I don't think so. If they were idols, then why don't I know about them since I know all the idols out there?"

"They must be trainees, right?"

"I think they might be actors. Look at their school uniforms. Maybe those are their costumes?"

"I doubt that. Don't they look more like ordinary students from an exclusive school?"

"Oh god! If they aren't students, I hope they quickly make a debut. They look fantastic."

"Don't you think this boy looks like Vahet Josh Batton in certain ways? His demeanor is slightly more aloof than Josh's."

People were making various comments on Street Food Avenue.

Chapter 2428 Chapter 2428 Some younger boys and girls were practically staring at Lynette Batton and Leon Batton, although they had already gotten used to that.

They'd been experiencing this ever since they were kids.

Wherever they went, they'd be the center of attention.

Beep, beep, beep- Leon's phone started ringing then.

He immediately answered upon seeing that it was from an unknown number. "Hello? Who's this?"

"Is this Leon Batton?" a voice said. "I'm from a delivery company and there's a parcel here for you. I'm in front of your school's entrance right now. Will you please come and collect it?"

He felt puzzled as he hadn't bought anything recently.

Besides, even if he did order something online, he'd have it delivered to his home address instead of the school.

There was only one possibility.

This parcel might be from one of his admirers.

"Please send it back. I didn't buy anything," he said.

"But it can't be sent back."

"What do you mean?" he asked.

"There is no information about the sender. Someone left this parcel in front of our entrance this morning with some money in the box. I hope you can understand. Please sign and collect it. Otherwise, it would be very troublesome for me."

"All right, got it. Leave it at the security office then," Leon replied. He didn't want to put someone in a tight spot.

"I think I need to hand it to you personally because it's a little heavy."

"I'm not in school. Leave it," he insisted.

"Okay."

The caller then hung up.

Lynette watched her brother with a curious look in her eyes. "Who sent you something?"

He shook his head. "I don't know. The deliveryman said the sender didn't leave any information behind."

"What the hell?"

"I have no idea. The sender just left the parcel in front of the delivery company's entrance with some money."

"Who would do that? Could it be one of your admirers because they'rez afraid you might refuse the gift? Girls de come up with the weirdest ideas to pursue guys these days," she said.

He didn't want to talk about this, so he averted his gaze to elegantly took a bite of the takoyaki in his hand.

The siblings returned to school together after that, stopping briefly at the security office to collect his parcel.

A security guard promptly pointed at a large box on the ground when he saw Leon. "Leon Batton, yes? Here's your parcel." Leon was surprised to see the size of the box.

It was huge.

It was even bigger than the largest luggage he'd seen.

He looked around and picked up a key on the table, cutting the box open with it.

His eyes grew wide with shock the moment the box opened.

It didn't contain ordinary gifts as he had thought.

Instead, it was a box full of letters.

Each letter came in a white envelope with a small, red-shaped symbol.

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These symbols were identical to those on the toast boxes.

He was sure the sender was the same person based on all these things.

However, why would this person write so many letters to him?

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Chapter 2429 Chapter 2429 Lynette Batton ran out of the car to enter the security office when she saw the huge box of letters.

"Wow! Who on earth wrote you so many letters?" she exclaimed in surprise.

Leon Batton frowned but didn't reply. He picked up the box and put it in the backseat of his car before getting back into the driver's seat.

Meanwhile, his sister hastily followed him back into the car.

Then, he drove to his parking space, bringing the car to a halt.

He carried the box over to a quiet gazebo and sat down, leaving his sister to trail after him silently out of curiosity.

He slowly retrieved a letter from the box, bearing the number '1' marked on the envelope.

Upon opening the envelope, Leon could see someone's pretty handwriting scribbled across the page- "Dear Leon, this is my first letter to you.

"It was the first day of high school. I saw you at our school's entrance, and I was stunned.

"Before meeting you, I've never seen a face like yours that gave me such a soul-shaking experience.

"I felt like all the flowers in the world blossomed the moment you and I walked past each other.

"I guess this is what they call love at first sight, right? I wanted to approach you, but I wasn't brave enough.

"I'm such an ordinary person compared to you. I'm insignificant. How could I approach you?

"I could only go to each class looking for you discreetly and try to gather information about you.

"For you, I've been to every class in our building. Then, I finally found you. You were in the class next to mine.

"After that, I casually asked your classmate for your name before leaving quietly.

"Leon Batton, I suppose I will continue to observe you from afar. I would often walk past your classroom if only to take one more glimpse of you." Her words conveyed the admiration and shyness of a young girl.

Leon could imagine her appearance when she wrote this letter.

He pictured a naive teenager sitting under a dim light late at night while pouring her feelings into this. piece of Paper.

Then, he imagined her sealing the letter carefully in the envelope before keeping it in her drawer.

It felt like something had touched his soul from the bottom of his heart for some inexplicable reason.

By then, Lynette had also read the contents of that letter, feeling oddly touched. "This girl writes really well."

Her brother remained quiet as he picked up another envelope with another number marked.

It was the number '2'.

The same handwriting was scrawled over this one as well- "Dear Leon, this is my second letter to you.

"I saw you playing basketball today!

never Jon Chew a guy could look so e and charming while.net/ playing basketball. Content Belongs to FindNovel.net "Seeing you sweat profusely on the court intensified my attraction to you.

"I found out from your classmates that you enjoyed playing basketball.

"So, I bought a basketball and secretly practiced at home.

"Does that mean that I'm one step closer to you after I've experienced the sport you enjoy playing?"

After that, Leon opened another letter marked with the number '3'.

He could see her pretty handwriting again- "Dear Leon, this is my third letter to you. I the extrac palked past your again during the period on purpose. Content Belongs "Did you know that walking past your classroom every day is the highlight of my day?"

Chapter 2430 Chapter 2430 "Sometimes, you're not even in the classroom, but looking at your seat, your books, and your pen and paper on the table is enough to make me happy."

After that, Leon Batton opened even more envelopes, all marked with different numbers.

By the tenth letter, he was certain that the numbers indicated the sequence that she had written them.

Each letter contained a young teenager's feelings toward her crush.

Leon could tell what a humble person she was from her words alone.

He could tell that she had self-esteem issues.

His gaze softened gradually as he read on.

Lynette Batton felt similarly, despite never experiencing a crush on anyone herself. She could somehow relate to how this girl felt.

The siblings found themselves the object of countless admiration over the years, but none of them were as devoted and genuine as the author of these letters.

Lynette realized that this girl paid attention to everything her brother did and every move he made.

He had become something akin to a religion throughout her high school life.

Lynette couldn't help but tear up as she read. "She seems like such a wonderful girl, Leon. I want to know who she is. Don't you?"

He smiled at that. "I know who she is."

"Who?"

He didn't reply. Instead, he opened another envelope and continued reading- "Dear Leon, this is my twenty-second letter to you.

"I found out that your favorite color is black.

"I hated black, to be honest. However, I suddenly realize black doesn't look too bad because of you.

"Now, I'd feel a closeness to you whenever I see the color black. I'd even think of your face.

"You have no idea how much I like you, Leon. Leon Batton, the guy I love the most.

"I like you so much that I'm even willing to sacrifice everything for you.

"I walked past you again today, but you didn't notice me. Even so, I already feel happy.

"Leon, loving you is like a religion to me and I'm your faithful follower."

After reading this letter, Leon continued reading the next one.

He was subconsciously reading the letters based on the correct sequence.

It helped him understand the girl's journey of falling for him, from love at first sight to deep, unwavering lovedt seemed like such a natural progression.

Meanwhile, Lynette could also understand all that and couldn't help but speak up. "Leon, who exactly is this girl? I'm so curious! Hurry up and tell me."

Leon put the letters back in their respective envelopes and placed them on his left. The letters he'd read were placed neatly in a stack "You've met her," he said vaguely. "Not only have you met her, but you also have a lasting impression of her."

She frowned and racked her brain to no avail. "Who is it? Just tell me already."

She had met many people who had left a lasting impression on her.

How would she know who it was?