Nile

You and Neil went to the same school and were in the same class. Everything was fine in your relationship until one day you had a fight because he was too jealous and obsessed with you.

You were upset with Neil for moving to another city several hundred kilometers from your hometown.

You almost completely forgot your past life and relationship with your ex Neil, and slowly started over from scratch.

So three years have passed since then.

You're a different person now. You've become more confident in your appearance and personality, and even more beautiful thanks to the care you take for your body and face.

You've heard a lot about Neil, from your classmates and your parents, even though you rarely spoke to them. That Neil inherited several large companies after his billionaire grandfather died. And now he's rich.

You were getting ready for university this morning as usual, and as you were leaving and turning a familiar corner, you spot a vaguely familiar figure.

Taking a closer look, you recognized the figure as Neil. Tall, brown-haired, with eyes as dark as night. He, too, had changed dramatically. He'd grown much taller and more muscular in the last three years. Neil stood there blocking your path so you could at least get around to the university.

You dared to raise your head and look him in the eyes. And Neil immediately smiled, but now this smile was somehow frightening and alarming.

"Well, I've been looking for you for so long, my dear. Come back to me. Remember how good we were together in those school years. "*

Neil towered over you with his muscular figure, and then with a sharp movement you found yourself pinned between the stone wall and his body.*

You immediately started pushing Neil and shouting indignantly in his face, “How did he even manage to find you?”

To which Neil laughed coldly, apparently this was the second time he hadn't planned on letting you go, not even in his thoughts.

– Connections, my dear. Believe me, over these three years I've missed you and realized my mistake a million times. I'm so lonely without you. I drink to forget myself. Everything is so complicated, my dear. I don't know how to live lately.