Got On His Love Pirate Ship

In school, I am also something of a celebrity. Professors praise my talent, and I have many admirers. However, I have never agreed to be with anyone.Content protected by Nôv/el(D)rama.Org.

Just as I told Patton before, I haven’t moved on from my love with Ashburn.

Between the two of us, the love is too deep, the missing is too much, and it is difficult to extricate oneself.

I think it’s not necessarily a bad thing. At least, it allowed me to experience love. I poured all this love into my designs. The following Christmas, I hosted a fashion exhibition.

The theme was “Love of the Teddy Bear God.”

On the first day of the exhibition, Ashburn came. I watched as he carefully examined my designs, finally stopping at a suit.

I believe he also noticed that it was a suit matching the wedding dress he gave him.

He stood there for a long time amidst the crowd, frozen in place.

It wasn’t until the exhibition closed that I approached him to chat.

“Do you like it?”

He didn’t look at me, but I could feel the crimson in his eyes.

“It’s beautiful.”

I nodded, inviting him to come to the apartment.

He didn’t agree. He said he only came to deliver the exhibit.

With that said, he took out the wedding dress from the car.

Outside the exhibition hall, one person held the wedding dress, and the other faced the suit inside the hall.

That was enough.

“Ashy, does the Teddy Bear God really exist?”

“If you believe, then it exists.”

We tacitly understood each other, just like when we played games before, restoring our normal sibling relationship.

We both felt remorse in our hearts, but it couldn’t be undone.