Unlike Jennifer's seemingly startled reaction, Kenny's overly calm response made him seem like the one who was oblivious.
"Or maybe not," Jennifer Rinne, "She's just too slow to react."
On the other side, Kenny kept talking nonstop after getting into the Bugatti.
Vincent didn't pay attention to what he was saying; he just kept slamming on the gas pedal.
The journey to the hotel, which originally took 15 minutes, was shortened to 7 minutes.
Kenny hadn't realized the car had entered the underground parking lot and was still showing off his graduation certificate.
It wasn't until Vincent got out of the car and was almost at the elevator that he realized he had been talking to thin air.
"Hey— Wayne! Wait for me!"
Vincent stepped into the elevator and pressed the close button repeatedly, waving with a smile towards the door.
Kenny angrily kicked the closed elevator door.
"Damn it!"
He didn't know which floor Rinne had booked, so he could only wait for their arrival with a face full of grief and indignation.
10 minutes later,
The burgundy GT-R slowly drove into the underground parking lot.
Kenny, who was leaning against the elevator door, finally saw a glimmer of hope. He immediately stepped forward and complained about Vincent's cold-bloodedness and ruthlessness.
Rinne ignored him and pulled Jennifer straight toward the elevator.
Kenny learned his lesson this time and followed closely behind the two, though he kept complaining.
"Jennifer, Wayne treats his long-lost friends like this. If he doesn't face his problems, no girl will be able to tolerate his bad temper."
Jennifer looked at him questioningly. "Really? I think Vincent has a great personality. Quite a few girls at our school like him."
Kenny scoffed, "They're all so superficial, Jenny. We must never judge a person by their appearance."
Everyone has their truest self, but their behavior may not always match their outward appearance.
Kenny's words made sense, but Rinne was standing nearby, felt that he should have said them to her first.
Jealousy can distort a person's appearance, make them ugly, and expose their true nature.
She was truly blind back then.
"Ding—" The elevator doors opened.
Rinne couldn't wait to pull Jennifer out of the elevator.
Kenny was still complaining, but his voice was much quieter.
He followed the two to a room, but Rinne ruthlessly closed the door just as he was about to go in.
Hey! I haven't gone in yet!
"Your room is across the street."
Kenny muttered something as he opened the door to the room opposite.
The room wasn't luxurious, but it was exceptionally comfortable.
He pulled his suitcase out of his pocket and found that his girlfriend's suitcase was also there.
They're probably whispering; it's best not to disturb them.
Kenny picked up Jennifer's luggage and went to her room, placing the suitcase by the door.
As he turned to go back to his room, he saw a beautiful girl walking towards him.
She wore light makeup, and her meticulously styled, fluffy brown hair was very eye-catching. Her sleeveless floral dress perfectly showcased her gentleness and elegance.
Most importantly, she actually smiled and greeted him.
"Hello, Kenny, long time no see."
Kenny gave a blank "Oh".
Are Jenny and the others in the room?
"Here I am."
The pretty girl raised her hand and gently knocked on the door.
A moment later, the door was opened from the inside.
"Hello, Jenny, it's been a long time."
Ah—um.
Jennifer tilted her head and sized up the pretty girl in front of her.
Rinne came to her side and whispered something in her ear.
"Hermione!?" Jennifer screamed, covering her mouth.
Vincent has just grown taller and more handsome; he's still easy to recognize.
But the Hermione before us, in every respect, is completely different from the little witch she once was.
She became more beautiful, and she also became better at dressing up, which completely changed her overall aura.
Kenny, standing nearby, muttered, "Hermione... that Granger?"
His expression suddenly turned horrified, and he stared wide-eyed at Hermione. "You're that nerd?!"
Rinne stepped forward and slapped him on the forehead. "You idiot! Shut your mouth right now!"
Kenny looked at Hermione with a pitiful expression, finally realizing that he had said the wrong thing.
"I'm sorry, Granger, I misspoke."
"It's okay." Hermione smiled at him. "I used to be a nerd."
If he were still that bookworm, he certainly wouldn't be as understanding as he is now.
Kenny paused for a moment, clearly unsure of what to say.
Rinne then took Hermione's hand and said, "Come in quickly, let's ignore this idiot."
Kenny was about to retort, but she once again ruthlessly shut him out of the room.
Feeling depressed, he turned around and went back to his room, where he pounced and landed on the soft, comfortable bed.
Vincent is one thing, but Hermione has developed so quickly too.
Did Britain wizards develop a growth potion?
Very likely!
In the room opposite,
The three girls huddled together, whispering to each other.
"Your boyfriend is Vincent?" Jennifer was surprised, but then felt it was somewhat natural.
She had a vague feeling that Hermione seemed to have feelings for Vincent.
From a bookworm to a goddess, and then gradually winning over the boy she likes.
Jennifer's eyes lit up. "Hermione, tell us how you won Vincent!"
Hermione noticed that Rinne was also looking at her curiously, so she revealed a tiny bit of information.
First, you need to understand his preferences and habits, and make him feel as comfortable and happy as possible when you are with him.
Secondly, pay attention to his words and actions, and make corresponding adjustments based on details such as his clothing, hairstyle, speech and behavior.
Next, you need to attract his attention, give him a pleasant surprise, let him know about your changes, and let him feel your external and internal charm.
Then, learn to express your emotions, let him understand your inner world, show your authenticity and honesty, and make him feel your uniqueness and importance as much as possible.
Finally, wait until the right time to express your feelings of liking and love to him.
Jennifer and Rinne nodded in understanding after hearing this.
Vincent's outwardly warm but inwardly cold personality is not something that can be won over in a short time.
Only Hermione had enough patience; the other two probably wouldn't have lasted long.
Jennifer asked curiously, "By the way, how long did you wait?"
Hermione thought about it carefully, "3 years, but if you really count it, it's actually been 7 years."
"Seven years!?" Jennifer looked on in astonishment. "You two knew each other before you even enrolled?"
"No." Hermione and Rinne exchanged a smile.
The Time-Turner isn't really a secret, and it's okay to tell Jennifer.
Her reaction was the same as Rinne's before; she believed it was an abuse of the Time-Turner, a crazy act that only a madman would do.
However, Hermione was not angry this time. Instead, she patiently explained to her what it meant to use it in a compliant, reasonable and legal manner.