Chapter 42

"And I thought you love me."

"I do. I swear it, I rea—"

"Then prove it."

The boy's breaths were heavy, his panicked countenance so bold that it shone far more than that of the full moon's sharp beams.

"There are so many other ways to prove it besides this, c'mon." He desperately pleaded.

"No, I do not want so many other ways. This is the only way and the only chance you have but if you can't do just this little thing for me, I swear, you and your pathetic love confessions are as good as useless."

The boy gritted his teeth. He'd admitted his love for the girl not so long ago. It'd required dragon balls but the outcome was shocking nevertheless, triumphing. He almost applauded peer pressure for the very short time it lasted.

He'd never in his wildest dreams, thoughts, to ever declare his flames of love to this girl until they graduated and parted ways. That was how much of a ban, a peculiar aura she'd built around her. From afar, he'd loved to admire her. In his mind, she'd smiled at h