Love's perfect match novel (Elspeth and Callum) novel Chapter 567

Summary for Chapter 567: Love's perfect match novel (Elspeth and Callum)

Chapter Summary: Chapter 567 – Love's perfect match novel (Elspeth and Callum) by joy

In Chapter 567, a key moment in the Romance novel Love's perfect match novel (Elspeth and Callum), joy delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.

Chapter 567 Self-Preservation

On her third day there, she met someone. It was a Friday, and she came back to her small villa after school only to find a person covered in blood at her doorstep. The boy was wearing an expensive dress shirt and seemed to be a scion of a wealthy family who was being pursued by his enemies. He also looked like a Charic. Her mom had told her to help out fellow countrymen when abroad and a host of other things... but her life was more important. Despite feeling sorry for him, Cecelia chose to protect herself, because what if she was also targeted for retaliation? She threw a bottle of medicine at him from inside the house and called the ambulance, but the bottle of medicine hit Yozan on the head. Yozan had thought that this young girl, who looked quite kind, would help him, but he never expected her to be so clever. The impact from the bottle made his discomfort even worse.

"I..." His voice was hoarse, and he was about to reach out, but Cecelia yelled at him from behind the window with a look of nervousness on her face.

"Okay, stop. I know you may be seriously injured, and I've called the police for you, but... um, don't come over, and don't say you know me. It's not easy for a young girl like me to live alone abroad. Let's just be strangers."

Cecelia laughed nervously and quickly closed the window. Yozan never expected to encounter such a ridiculous situation, but fortunately, the ambulance arrived quickly, and he was carried away on a stretcher. Before leaving, he took a deep look at the window, where a figure could be seen vaguely moving.

"Is she so afraid of death?" He smirked and let out a hoarse laugh.

Cecelia thought she had gotten herself into big trouble because she had been feeling like someone was following her recently. Every day after school, she would look around to make sure she was safe before continuing on her way. As she walked, she silently cursed her father for buying a villa in such a remote location.

"I pray for my safety as a young girl living alone abroad," she closed her eyes and prayed, but the next second, she bumped into someone's chest.

Cecelia lifted her head and saw a boy in front of her with a smile on his face, looking at her with amusement. "Why are you praying?"

Cecelia's face turned red, and because she didn't know the boy in front of her, she stepped back warily.

"Who are you?" Cecelia asked.

Pointing at his own name tag and spreading his hands, the boy said with a shrug, "Your classmate."

Cecelia was too nervous to notice that the boy was wearing the same school uniform as her, and he looked particularly handsome in it with broad shoulders, a narrow waist, and long legs. His height of 6 feet 1 inches could make anyone fall for him.

"Do you remember me, Cecelia?" The boy called her by her name so easily that Cecelia panicked.

"Not only did you follow me, but you also investigated me!"

"I didn't. Your name is on your name tag," Yozan said, looking a bit helpless. He wondered if this girl was really the second-ranked student in their class. Cecelia glanced at his name tag, where she saw his name, Yozan Harley, in big letters.

"Why did you follow me?" Cecelia asked nervously.

"I didn't follow you. I'm just walking home with you," Yozan said naturally, taking Cecelia's bag and slinging it over his shoulder.

Cecelia suddenly exclaimed, "That's my bag! Give it back to me!"

Yozan weighed the bag in his hand and asked, "What's inside?"

Cecelia blushed and said, "Why do you ask so many questions?"

"If you don't tell me, I'll look inside myself," Yozan said with a grin.

Yozan was about to open the bag when Cecelia quickly grabbed his hand and said, "Stop it! I'll tell you!"

"Books," she explained.

"And?" Yozan asked.

Does that mean I have to go to school with this guy?

From then on, she was forced to start a routine of going to school and coming back from school together with this guy.

She had asked him many times what his purpose was for getting close to her, but she never got a response. So, she decided to temporarily put the guy under observation.

A week later, during a school exam, she was surprised to find that the guy was seated in front of her and was caught cheating.

When caught, Yozan calmly stood up from his chair and said, "I didn't cheat."

However, the school administration didn't care and wanted to take him and his exam paper away.

"Wait, I can testify that this person didn't cheat." Yozan turned around and looked at Cecelia behind him.

Although she was cowardly, she still raised her hand to help him seek justice. He let out a chuckle.

"This matter has nothing to do with you, so don't get involved." He smiled and patted her head, but Cecelia couldn't care less at this point. Since she had already spoken up, she had to see it through to the end.

"I saw someone slip a note onto his desk with my own eyes. He definitely didn't cheat." Cecelia nodded with conviction. "I can testify to that."

Yozan's gaze deepened, but he couldn't quite place the feeling. However, the disciplinary teacher assumed that the two of them had a close relationship, and both Cecelia and Yozan were suspended from the exam and brought to the disciplinary office. The two of them stood in the office, waiting for the principal to arrive.

Yozan stood there nonchalantly and glanced at the top of Cecelia's head. "Aren't you usually timid and afraid of getting into trouble? Why did you testify for me? Aren't you afraid of being retaliated against by whoever slipped me the note?"