Fated love: the unwanted bride

Chapter 662: Chapter 662: Three Years… Another Long Amount of Time

During the parent-teacher meeting, Jasmine Yale saw the kid’s report card from the last semester.

The kid’s academic performance was really excellent.

They excelled in every aspect.

Even if not her own, Jasmine felt joyful to see the kid’s accomplishments.

In the middle of it, Jasmine received a phone call from Professor Mackenzie.

“Jasmine, how has your studying been going lately? Are there any difficult issues you’ve encountered?” asked Professor Mackenzie kindly.

Jasmine smiled at him: “I’ve been doing pretty well. I am close to finishing the books you gave me, and I’ve bought many English originals.”

“You need to make the most of your time. The reason for my call today was to tell you some good news.”

“Good news?” Jasmine was curious, “What is it?”

“Didn’t you mention to me last time that you wanted to apply for a place to study at a foreign university?”

“Indeed. However, I just mentioned it offhandedly. With my qualifications, it’s unlikely I’ll be accepted.”

“I’ve helped you apply. University of Cakago in the United States you happen to have an opportunity for studying abroad but you need to pass a written test and interview. Prepare well, and I think you’ll be fine. This is a great opportunity, be sure to seize it.”

Jasmine was taken aback for a moment. She hadn’t expected Professor Mackenzie to help her get an opportunity to study abroad.

Although it’s just an opportunity.

The light in her eyes shone brightly, like a meteor flashing across the night sky.

An opportunity was like a key to studying abroad.

“Jasmine, I have some past paper examples from their university as well as some mock test papers. I’ll send these to you via email. Check it out when you get the chance.” Professor Mackenzie explained, “If there’s anything you don’t understand, ask me any time, I’m glad to assist.”

Professor Mackenzie cared a lot about this student. He could tell that she was eager to work hard.

Jasmine looked down, her eyelashes fluttering slightly.

She bit her lip gently and nodded, “Thank you, Professor Mackenzie. I’ll study the papers carefully.”

“There’s a specific system for the written test and interview process, all of which I’ll send to you. If you don’t understand anything, don’t hesitate to ask me. Jasmine, good luck.” Professor Mackenzie encouraged her.

“Professor Mackenzie, when exactly will it be?”

“If everything goes well, you can start in the autumn of this year.”

“Will I be studying abroad for three years?”

“Yes.”

“I understand, thank you, Professor Mackenzie.”

“There’s no need to be formal with me. Come visit when you have time, Xandra says she misses you.”

Jasmine smiled, she too missed the little girl.

After chatting aimlessly with Professor Mackenzie for a while, Jasmine finally hung up the phone.

During the parent-teacher meeting, Jasmine seemed somewhat distracted.

She was still thinking about Professor Mackenzie’s words, line by line.

Her eyes glossed over, hazy and indistinct like the Southern misty landscapes in March. It’s gentle envelopment concealed her expression.

If she made an effort, and passed the written test and interview, she would be able to go to the University of Cakago and study abroad for three years.n/ô/vel/b//in dot c//om

Three years later, she would certainly have grown into a different Jasmine Yale.

However, three years… it was a long time.

She thought about the past three years. So much had happened; it had even changed half of her life.

She had cried, suffered, and even brushed shoulders with death…

She didn’t know what the next three years would bring.

Would her life abroad be plain and simple? Then get a decent job in America, and stay there permanently?

Her thoughts began to drift.

In a leisurely and carefree manner, without leaving a trace.

When the parent-teacher meeting ended—

She stepped outside. The sun was shining on her face, it was blinding.

The breeze lifted her crimson red silk hair ribbon, Jasmine squinted her eyes and gazed into the distance, her eyes filled with a vast and lingering emotion.