Cannot Bear To Let Go Of My Rich Wife-Chapter 35 - 40 Memories from Six Years Ago (11)

Percy Stanton’s third encounter with Isabel Smith happened on the day when Henry Maxwell made a ten-minute confession with a three-thousand-word love letter broadcasted throughout the campus.

Many pursued Isabel at the time. Most students either secretly bought her fresh flowers and chocolates or wrote her love letters. Some even went as far as constantly ensuring her hot water cup was never empty, replacing the cooling water with hotter water before she could even take a sip. Eventually, Isabel resigned to carrying a bottle of mineral water with her. Even though she drank expensive French mineral water that cost thousands per bottle, some privileged students still went out of their way to buy it for her. For a time, the female students in Isabel’s dormitory used those thousand-dollar bottles of mineral water to do their laundry.

Later, Isabel developed a taste for Master Kang’s pear juice. At that time, the sales of this particular juice at the school supermarket were excellent, nearly selling out.

These events caused quite the stir. Although Percy Stanton had been engrossed in his academic studies at the time, he still heard about them in succession.

However, those small acts of kindness paled in comparison to the grand gestures of Henry Maxwell, the successor of the Maxwell Group. They seemed insignificant and not even worth mentioning.

Henry Maxwell pursued Isabel Smith with great fanfare and grandiosity.

He generously booked the entire broadcast studio on campus and ordered 99,999 white roses, heaping them at the doorstep of Isabel’s dormitory building.

In the sea of white roses, red roses were arranged into a pattern. From a high vantage point, they formed five words: “Deeply, I love you.”

With Henry’s heartfelt ten-minute confession, envy surely filled the hearts of countless female students on campus.

However, what was Isabel Smith’s reaction?

With a cold expression, she went to the broadcast studio and faced Henry Maxwell, who was passionately and eloquently declaring his deepest love. She said, “Classmate Maxwell, I’m not interested in you.”