Summary of Chapter 9 – A turning point in Manipulating Grades, Stealing Hearts by Quirinus Amalia
Chapter 9 immerses the reader in an emotional journey within the world of Manipulating Grades, Stealing Hearts, written by Quirinus Amalia. With the hallmarks of Internet literature, this chapter balances emotion, tension, and revelation. Perfect for readers seeking narrative depth and authentic human connections.
But I hadn't anticipated that Wesley would genuinely fall for me.
He didn't want to break up.
In senior year, an important watershed moment in life was approaching.
I knew Wesley was destined to study abroad.
I had never thought about a future with Wesley; the distance and our family backgrounds were insurmountable gaps between us.
So watching Wesley become increasingly infatuated with me, I grew anxious.
We needed to resolve this soon, before it affected either of our college entrance exams.
During the winter break of senior year, I brought up breaking up.
To eliminate any hope Wesley might have, I was quick, precise, and ruthless.
I only told him three sentences:
First one—
"It's over. I know you only dated me to distract me."
Before he could explain, I immediately followed with a second one—
"But you don't need to feel guilty, because I already knew why you were dating me all along. I was just playing with you too."
Third one—
"And yes, I deliberately controlled my scores all the time. But I won't do it anymore."
The second semester would be focused on the college entrance exam; I couldn't hide my true abilities anymore.
Three sentences completely shattered a young man's heart.
From then on, Wesley and I were "respectfully distant," and after the college entrance exam, I lost all trace of him.
I thought my rationality had successfully controlled my emotions, and this romance would become a sweet memory to cherish.
I did great; both Wesley and I would be fine.
Until later, when I tossed and turned night after night.
I realized, oops, I originally wanted him to remember me forever.
Now I'm the one who can't forget him.


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