Chapter 490 Let's Make Things Clear
She thought her attitude the day before had been clear enough. Geoffrey was a smart man; there was no reason for him not to understand.
But unexpectedly, he didn't understand, and today he even came looking for her.
"Evelyn, we're all alumni, there's no need to keep people at arm's length like this," he said, no longer addressing her as a fellow student, trying to close the distance between them.
But obviously, it wasn't very successful. Evelyn was quite repulsed by his words, "Although we are alumni, it doesn't mean that we are that close. I thought my attitude was very clear, but it seems Geoffrey, you haven't understood my message."
"Since that's the case, let me make things clear." Evelyn looked at him, her expression cold.
"I'm not interested in you, Geoffrey, not as friends or anything else. So could you please step aside?"
She didn't want to be so harsh, but he just wasn't getting it. Without making it painfully clear, she feared he might not understand and could continue to bother her.
Geoffrey's face turned to pale at Evelyn's words, "Evelyn! Your words are too harsh!"
"I respected you as an alumnus and kindly invited you for a meal. You could have just declined, but your attitude is terrible. I really don't understand how Moris City University could have someone like you."
His voice was loud, attracting the attention of passersby.
Evelyn looked at Geoffrey in front of her and found him quite pathetic, "Are you done? If so, I'll be leaving."
She wasn't interested in him and had no intention of teaching him a lesson. It was just a few words; Evelyn wasn't that petty.
She left the hospital, leaving Geoffrey standing at the entrance alone, feeling all the staring eyes on him.
It was a mocking gaze. Just yesterday, he had boasted to his colleagues that Evelyn was interested in him, and today he was publicly humiliated. He could guess how people were laughing at him inside.
Geoffrey, who had always been the pride of his family, couldn't bear this. He snorted coldly and left the hospital, determined to find a way to teach Evelyn a lesson.
So what if she had a famous international professor as a teacher? What did that matter?
From such a distance, he couldn't help her. In this country, could she really outdo him?
At this moment, Geoffrey had many thoughts in his mind, determined to vent his frustration before letting it go.
After leaving, Evelyn didn't give him another thought and took a cab to a shopping mall near Kyte's Group.
Sitting in the café on the eighteenth floor of the mall, she could see the Kyte's Group building right outside the window. Evelyn sat there, her gaze falling on the building, lost in thought.
"Lucia, why did your dad cut off your card? Did you guys have a fight?" A young girl's voice came from not too far away.
Lucia, annoyed, couldn't help but say, "It's all because of that bitch Evelyn. My dad insists I'm not as good as her. After arguing with him, he stopped my card."
If it weren't for the allowance her mom still gives her, Lucia really wouldn't know how to get by.
"Evelyn?" The group wasn't very familiar with the name. "Is that the girl Greg brought back from some small town?"
"That's her," Lucia nodded. "I heard because of her, Grandpa Doyle from the Hamilton family even ended up in the hospital. It must be because Grandpa Doyle didn't approve, and Greg argued with him, which led to the hospitalization."
"I don't know what kind of spell Greg's been put under to argue with his own grandfather over a woman from some small town."
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