Atticus's Odyssey: Reincarnated Into A Playground novel Chapter 310

Chapter 310 Tsk

Atticus stared at the retreating figure of Zoey as she walked away. He had been so enraptured by her beauty that he hadn't even noticed the flowery lingering scent she left behind as she moved.

With a chime, the elevator doors began to close slowly, obscuring Atticus's view of the enchanting scene.

Absentmindedly, he continued to gaze ahead, fixating on the thin line where the elevator doors met, as if willing them to reopen so he could prolong the moment.

However, reality intervened with the sudden sound of an AI voice:

Please select a floor.

The voice seemed to bring Atticus out of his reverie, and with a reluctant gesture, he hit the ground floor button.

The elevator acknowledged with a chime and immediately started descending. Atticus hadn't even thought about selecting a floor when Kael shoved him into the elevator with Zoey.

Without knowing it, he had followed Zoey to the highest floor where the teleportation rooms were located.

The elevator stopped at one floor, where Atticus saw Kael simply standing with his characteristic expressionless face.

Kael nodded at Atticus and walked into the elevator. Turning his gaze to the elevator terminal, he nodded quietly when he saw that the ground floor was already pressed.

Atticus kept staring at the boy with his gaze slightly narrowed, but Kael's expression never once changed.

One would even think that Atticus was the one acting weird in this scene, as though Kael hadn't done anything wrong.

'This guy is acting like nothing happened,' Atticus thought to himself, shaking his head slightly, his once serious expression morphing into a slight smile.

Atticus chuckled.

"Thanks," he said, turning to face his front.

Kael didn't offer any response for a few seconds, the elevator descending in silence. Just when it seemed like he wouldn't say anything, Kael spoke,

"Did you ask her out?"

Atticus turned to see Kael staring at him inquisitively. Although his expression still remained neutral, Atticus could tell from his eyes that he cared a great deal about his answer.

Atticus turned to face his front again, and the elevator reached the bottom floor at that instant, the door parting open with a chime.

"Yeah, I did," Atticus responded and started walking out of the elevator.

"Did she accept?" Kael asked as he walked out of the elevator, catching up with Atticus.

But Atticus didn't offer any response; he just kept walking forward, his expression neutral.

Seeing Atticus not saying anything, Kael also went silent after that. Both of them walked through a crowd of first-year students who kept staring at both of them while muttering under their breaths.

But just like any other day, they completely ignored them as they walked outside the building.

"Won't you go greet him today?" a black-haired young youth turned to a silver-haired youth and asked.

The silver-haired youth had a deep frown on his face as he gazed at the retreating figures of Atticus and Kael.