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Chapter 3 - The mind of Jay is like white...

On Sunday, Jay took the bus to Jill's house. Passing through the beautifully decorated gate, she found Jill playing with her older brother and their dog in the garden. 

Jill sees Jay and runs over to her. She introduces her older brother, and Jay, though a little shy, becomes acquainted with Eric.

On a dazzling sunny day, they sit together with iced tea and a slice of pumpkin pie that Jay's mom has made, savoring the moment.

Eric thinks Jill said that Jay is shy and lonely, but he senses that Jay is actually very kind, with a bright mind shining beneath her quiet nature.

After tea, they decide to cook tomato pasta and share lunch. With Jill's parents away at work, it's just the three of them laughing, having fun, and enjoying the meal.

Eric loves playing the guitar, so he strums a melody while they all sing along. Time flies, and soon Jay has to say goodbye to return home. Eric offers to drive her back, and Jay feels truly grateful for his kindness.

As Eric drives Jay home to Edmond, Jay learns more about him. Eric is a freshman at Oklahoma State University, studying for his MBA, and he has recently gone through a breakup with his girlfriend. Easygoing and open, Eric talks to Jay in a friendly way that makes conversation flow smoothly.

Jay enjoys talking with Eric, and he also learns more about her. She loves reading books—especially romance and mystery—and she writes her own blog.

Eric wonders why someone with such a bright character doesn't make more friends at school. He can see that Jay is warm‑hearted and sensitive to other people's feelings, and he thinks she truly deserves affection and companionship.

During the 20‑minute drive, Eric thinks about how much he wants to keep talking with Jay. When they arrive at her apartment, Jay thanks him for the ride and says goodbye before heading inside.

Eric asks for her messenger contact, and they exchange details so they can stay in touch easily. He doesn't leave right away but waits until she disappears into the apartment entrance.

After that first meeting, Jay begins to open up more. When summer vacation ends and the new semester starts, she has changed a lot. She greets her classmates on her own, and they are surprised by her cheerful "hello" and the gentle smile that spreads across her face.

Jill is delighted to see Jay's newfound confidence and active attitude. Jay is full of self‑assurance, eager to join her classmates' groups and study with greater enthusiasm.

Every night, Jay receives a message from Eric. They chat about daily school life and share small talk, and these simple conversations leave Jay feeling fulfilled.

Jay's mother begins to suspect that her daughter might have a boyfriend.

It feels like the beginning of a rosy youth relationship between Jay and Eric.

Jay looks through Eric's SNS photos and sees his bright dark hair, tall figure, and the big smile he shares in every picture with friends. He seems so handsome and kind that Jay can hardly believe she is getting along with someone like him.

Deep down, she wonders how it's possible—because she doesn't think of herself as pretty or having many good points. To her, Eric feels almost too good to be true.

To Jay, Eric feels like a prince on a white horse from a fairy tale—handsome, kind, and almost unreal.

Eric has dated many gorgeous girls before, but with Jay he feels something different. He sees her as smart, honest, and warm‑hearted, and he truly wants to build a relationship with her.

Jay, though unaware of it herself, is pretty. Even if she doesn't recognize her own charm or good qualities, Eric can clearly see them shining through.

Eric admires Jay's clear hazel eyes, her slender figure, and her long dark brown hair that frames her fair skin. At 173 cm, she carries herself with tall, graceful elegance. Standing at 192 cm, Eric feels that their heights and presence complement each other perfectly.

To Eric, their bond is more than just physical attraction. He feels that Jay's warmth, empathy, and honesty give their connection real depth, making them truly well‑matched.

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