A Contract Marriage After a ONS novel Chapter 247

Dale Philip was her ex-lover. He used to be a teacher i n First Santabaca as well. Since they were colleagues who shared the same age range, they fell in love with each other after working together for some time. 1

But the school sent out a memo stating that he was assigned to another secondary school not long after they started dating.

She was shocked by that news. Shortly after, Dale went to look for her in the same afternoon, telling her about transferring schools. He then asked for a breakup, explaining that they were incompatible.

The only reason they got together was that the teachers in their school were generally older, leaving the two of them who were of similar age.

Moreover, the teachers from the office were trying to match them up, which was why they decided to give it a shot.

Upon hearing him asking for a breakup, Summer was exceptionally calm. There was really nothing in her heart, neither hurt nor sad.

It was apparent that she hadn't developed any feelings for Dale throughout their relationship.

She nodded in agreement with his decision. The two o

f them had a coffee together before ending the relationship on good terms.

Soon afterward, rumors about Dale started to spread among the teachers, saying that he had hooked up with the daughter of the Minister of Education and they were about to get married, which was why his career was thriving.

That was the moment she had an epiphany about the reason behind their breakup, but she wasn't bothered by it.

To her, Dale was just an irrelevant bypasser in her life, like a pebble that was thrown in the water, causing a small splash but never a ripple.

If he had not greeted her or listened to her class this afternoon, she definitely would not be able to recognize him at all.

"Where are you going? I'll send you.”

"Thanks, but it's okay," she smiled and turned him down.

Dale sighed lightly, "We have not seen each other for such a long time, let’s go somewhere and grab a cup of coffee maybe? Come on, don't be a stranger with your old colleague."