The Kiss that Sparked it All

Chapter 88

Club Vibe is the go–to hangout spot for students.

However, for big shots in the business world and rich second–generation kids, this place seems out of place, too childish

Jonah looked around at the flashy decorations in Club Vibe with dissatisfaction, smacked his lips and said. “Theo, when did you become such a kid at heart? Fancy wanting to hang out in a place only kids would love

Theo lazily sat on the not so comfortable couch in the booth, glanced at him and said, “If you don’t want to be here, you can go wherever you want”

Jonah shrugged. “Well since we’re here, we might as well stay!”

Kemp Larios came over handed Theo a drink, clinked glasses elegantly, took a sip while looking at Jonah and said. “We’ve always been going to bars or clubs, nothing new. This place is somewhat fresh, though!”

“Indeed” Jonah laughed and sat down to clink glasses with them, “Let’s just pretend we’re reliving our student days today!”

In reality they wouldn’t have come to a place like this during their student days

Kemp took a sip of his wine and said, “Looks like a group of college students are having a party in the booth across. They seem lively.”

Jonah looked out and exclaimed with a smile, “It’s graduation season. They might be here for a last hurrah after their farewell dinner! Graduation, now that’s the season of

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Kemp raised an eyebrow, “I’ve only heard of graduation season being break–up season. When did it turn into the season of love?‘

Jonah laughed. “Kemp, you wouldn’t understand, would you?”

“Break–ups happen because lovers are going their separate ways to different cities. But those boys and girls staying in the same city can easily resonate with each other! Graduation is a great time to confess. A lot of boys choose to confess to the girls they like on graduation day. If it works out, it’s perfect! If not, they won’t bump into each other on campus and avoid the awkwardness!” NôvelD(ram)a.ôrg owns this content.

Kemp looked at him and laughed. “You seem to know a lot about this. Who did you confess to on your graduation day?”

Jonah laughed and replied, “Huh, does Jonah need to confess? When have I ever been short of women!”

Theo squinted, swirled his drink and fell into deep thought Graduation, confession? He remembered that morning at Creston University, a male student called Ellinor over and gave her a button with special meaning. They had a friendly chat

That woman was indeed attractive. It wasn’t surprising that someone confessed to her.

Jonah held up his glass again and sighed, “To be honest, I do miss our school days. Those were the days of freedom.”

‘Excuse me!” Theo put down his glass, suddenly stood up and strode out.

Jonah was taken aback, exchanged surprised looks with Kemp and then asked loudly, “Theo, what’s wrong? Where are you going?”

“Just taking a call. You guys carry on, Theo replied casually.

“Alright!” Jonah didn’t think much of it, clinked glasses with Kemp and they continued their conversation.

Theo answered Collin’s call and learned that his grandmother had eaten, and slept, which put him at ease.

After hanging up, he didn’t immediately turn back to the booth. Instead, he squinted at the booth across the room. The soundproofing in this place could have been better. The sound of young people singing pop songs out of tune could be heard from the booth.

At that moment, a guy from the booth rushed out to take a call and forgot to close the door. Through the half–open door, Theo saw Elinor inside. Perhaps due to the loud music, Ellinor was listening intently to a male student. They were extremely close, their faces almost touching.

Then the door was closed again by a girl