The water in the pool rippled gently. Serena's golden hair slowly spread out, blooming in the water like a golden flower.
With a splash, she rose from the water, shaking the droplets from her body. Her full breasts bounced in enticing arcs with the motion as she held the metal railing beside her and climbed ashore.
"Serena! Have you seen my Asperger?" Bolan called loudly from afar.
"No. Didn't you leave it in the bedroom earlier? Your own bedroom," Serena replied, wiping the water from her face.
"I couldn't find it." Bolan patted the shoulder of the friend beside him and walked over.
He crouched by the pool and spoke quietly with Serena.
Not far away, relatives and children from their father's side of the family had gathered together to play cards.
On the other side, several handsome young men Lu Sheng did not recognize were joking among themselves.
Lu Sheng searched through Jack's memories for quite a while but found no impression of them whatsoever. Clearly, Jack did not know who these people were either.
It was like this every time.
Every year, it was like this.
Lu Sheng picked up a glass of mixed liquor from the nearby table and slowly took a sip. These cocktails were actually very low-proof, mixed with fruit juice and all sorts of miscellaneous things. They tasted no different from fruit juice with a hint of alcohol.
Lu Sheng did not like drinking, so the alcohol he drank was generally this light sort.
This was what Kelly King's annual gathering was like, year after year. Jack was different from them; he simply could not blend into their circle, and Bolan, Serena, and the others had no intention of taking the initiative to bring him in.
They were like two rivers with clear boundaries,