The words “Ms. Young” haunted Rosalie like a curse all the way back


    home.


    Feeling some difort, she wanted to lie down in bed as soon as she arrived. As she was


    walking to the bed, she stumbled and identally kicked the trash can. Just as she was about to


    steady it, she noticed a phone with a cracked screen in the trash can.


    Wasn’t this Theodore’s phone?


    Rosalie remembered having heard something fall in the room early this morning. It seemed to have


    been this phone.


    However, the floor of the bedroom was carpeted. So, even if the phone had fallen, it wouldn’t make


    such a loud noise, nor would the


    screen have cracked like this. In fact, it looked as if someone had


    deliberately smashed the phone.


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    Since the argument in the car, Rosalie hadn’t seen Theodore for four consecutive days. He seemed


    to have vanished into thin air, and the couple hadn’t been in contact with each other at all.


    Every day, Rosalie felt heartbroken. When she woke up every morning, she felt suffocated, but she


    had to keep going. She also had to force a smile on her face and pretend to be happy whenever


    Reba came to see her.


    Today was a somewhat special day – Rosalie would be receiving her degree at Ashwick University’s


    convocation ceremony.


    She had just graduated from the Finance faculty. As the best student of her cohort, the dean had


    asked her to represent the student body


    and deliver a graduation speech. However, with everything that had happened over the past few


    days, Rosalle hadpletely forgotten about it and hadn’t prepared anything.


    Theodore had once said that he would apany her on this day, but today, she was alone.


    When the dean called her name, Rosalie stood up from her ce.


    amidst the sea of students. Dressed in a ck academic gown, she looked like a model student.


    As the audience apuded, Rosalie walked onstage and adjusted the microphone. Just as she was


    about to speak, she spotted a mant walking into the hall. He stood with his hands in his pockets,


    silently staring at her.


    Despite the distance, she recognized him at a nce!


    Rosalie’s heart raced with excitement. Theodore had actuallye. She had thought he didn’t want


    to see her after that incident!


    The whole room fell silent. Theodore had made a low–key entrance, and everyone’s eyes were


    focused on Rosalie. No one had noticed the important figure entering the hall.


    “Ms. Young, what’s wrong?” the dean whispered.


    Snapping back to reality, Rosalie straightened up, smiled, and began speaking, “I am honored to be


    standing here today to deliver this speech. Honestly, I didn’t like finance initially, nor did I want to


    choose this major.


    “I ultimately chose it because I hoped to use my knowledge to help the people around me.


    Unfortunately, the person I wanted to help. didn’t need my assistance.”


    She had hoped to help Theodore, even going as far as to choose a major she didn’t like because


    she didn’t want to be too different from


    him.


    Rosalie kept her eye on Theodore’s figure as she spoke. To her, it looked like he took a few steps


    backwards and left.


    She had once told Theodore that she chose to major in finance because she liked it. But now, at her


    graduation ceremony, she admitted that she disliked it. Now that they were getting divorced, she


    dared to say anything that came to mind, except that she loved him.


    Rosalie continued, “But I never regretted this choice. Finance sounds like a vast andplex


    subject. It involves a lot of data, intricate calctions, and seemingly high thresholds. It sounds like


    it requires great talent to study this subject!


    “But that’s not necessarily the case. As long as you use the right approach, even those who never


    majored in finance can understand the camel rating system.


    “I’m grateful that I chose this major. Regardless of the oue, I’ll be thankful for what I once had.


    Even if it’s over, those things will give me a better future. Thank you.”


    In less than a minute, Rosalie finished her speech and bowed to the audience.


    After the apuse died down, the principal spoke again, “We have invited a special guest who took


    time out of his busy schedule to attend this ceremony.”