Her Final Experiment: Their Regret 33
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Chapter 33

“I believe Wyatt only said those hurtful things because of a misunderstanding. If he really is a hypocrite, he’ll be exposed sooner or later, and when that happens, I’ll definitely stop liking him.”

Jade looked at the others. “Don’t worry, I’m not that naive. I won’t keep going down this path blindly!”

It seemed that changing Jade’s fate wasn’t going to be easy. Luna thought the best approach was to ensure Jade saw Wyatt’s true nature before Mia set her sights on Jade.

“How about I go with you to confront him?” Luna offered. Though she knew Wyatt likely wouldn’t admit anything, she still wanted to give it a shot.

“Forget it,” Jade declined. “I trust you haven’t lied to me, so there’s no need to confront him.”

“Don’t you want to know why Wyatt said those things?” Talla, who had been reading Luna’s diary, looked up. After reading the diary, she believed Luna’s words. Luna hadn’t kept her diary secret from them; the entries were a continuous record from the time she moved into the dorm.

No one could have such terrifying thoughts, planning something years in advance and predicting future events. If anyone had such foresight, it certainly wasn’t Luna. Talia had wanted to expose Wyatt for his hypocrisy and make him pay for the humiliation Jade had suffered.

However, Jade didn’t see it that way. She still liked Wyatt and lacked the courage to question him, feeling she couldn’t stomach the result.

“I don’t want to!” Jade paled slightly. “I already said, let sleeping dogs lie. I misunderstood Luna, and I’ve apologized to her. We’re still good friends!”

Nicole and Tallia exchanged looks, then turned to Luna. They hoped Luna would be able to convince Jade.

At this point, only Luna’s words might get through to Jade. Luna knew, though, that it might not work. After all, it was hard to change a person’s established impression, be it good or bad. She would have to use facts to convince Jade to give up, making it necessary to expose Wyatt’s true nature.

“Wyatt has already rejected you, which proves he doesn’t like you. If you still want to like him, we can’t stop you, but you have to promise me not to tell anyone you like him.”

“Also, don’t confess to him again unless he comes after you.” Luna grabbed Jade’s arm, looking at her seriously.

Jade stiffened, feeling a little embarrassed. “Luna, I—”

“I agree with Luna,” Talia interrupted. “No matter his reasons, he shouldn’t have humiliated you. If you can forgive him, that’s your decision, but we can’t just watch you get hurt again, Jade. Please agree to what Luna is asking.”

Jade closed her eyes for a moment. “Fine. I promise. I won’t let anyone know I like him and won’t confess to him again!”

Hearing this, Luna let out a slight sigh of relief. As long as Jade didn’t tell anyone she liked Wyatt, Mia wouldn’t find out about it. If Mia didn’t know, she wouldn’t target Jade, who should be safe for the time being. Based on the course of events in Luna’s previous life, Jade wouldn’t be harmed until years later, as long as she had no further involvement with Wyatt. If Luna exposed Wyatt’s true nature before then, Jade would be safe.

“Alright. Since we’ve read the diary, are you going to tear it up?” Nicole’s voice pulled Luna out of her thoughts after what felt like eternity. Luna took the diary. “Yes, I’m going to tear it up as a way of saying goodbye to my past self.”


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