The days following Prim’s visit were anything but peaceful.
Rumors of the Student President’s engagement spread throughout GMM University.
Every hallway, cafeteria, and classroom buzzed with gossip.
“President Sky is getting married.”
“I heard she’s the daughter of a wealthy family.”
“They’re a perfect match.”
Sky ignored every whisper.
He had learned long ago that silence was stronger than arguments.
Meanwhile, in the Architecture Department, Nani listened to the conversations with quiet confusion.
“Senior Nani, have you heard?” one of his classmates asked excitedly.
“They say President Sky’s fiancée came to campus.”
Nani forced a small smile.
“I… heard about it.”
For some reason, the news left an unfamiliar heaviness in his chest.
He couldn’t explain why.
After all, Sky was just someone he had met a few times.
…Wasn’t he?
Noah nudged Nani’s hand with his tiny head, bringing him back to reality.
“You’re right,” Nani whispered with a gentle smile.
“I shouldn’t think about things that don’t concern me.”
That afternoon, Sky received a message from his father.
Come home immediately.
Knowing there was no point in avoiding him, Sky drove back to the Wongravee Mansion.
As soon as he entered the living room, he found Wongravee seated on the sofa.
Prim and her parents were there as well.
The atmosphere was tense.
“Sit,” Wongravee ordered.
Sky remained standing.
“You called me here.”
His father looked at Prim before speaking.
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Sky took a slow breath.
“There won’t be an engagement.”
Prim lowered her eyes, already knowing what was coming.
Wongravee’s voice turned cold.
“Apologize to the Lily family.”
Sky looked at Prim’s parents respectfully.
“I’m truly sorry for wasting your time.”
Then he turned to Prim.
“I’m sorry that you were dragged into this against your will.”
Prim smiled gently.
“You don’t need to apologize.”
She looked at both families before speaking with quiet confidence.
“I also reject this marriage.”
Silence filled the room.
Even Wongravee seemed caught off guard.
“My dream is to build my own career,” Prim continued.
“I don’t want to marry someone whose heart belongs somewhere else.”
Sky looked at her with newfound respect.
“Thank you.”
Prim simply smiled.
“I hope you find the person you’re searching for.”
The Lily family stood and politely excused themselves, leaving the mansion.
The moment the front door closed, Wongravee’s anger erupted.
“You’ve humiliated me!”
His voice echoed through the house.
Sky met his father’s furious gaze.
“I didn’t humiliate you.”
“I told the truth.”
“The truth?” Wongravee scoffed.
“The truth is that you’re becoming just like Tay.”
Sky’s fists clenched.
“If loving someone of my own choice is wrong…”
For the first time in years, Sky did not lower his head before his father.
He stood tall.
Not as the obedient son.
But as a man choosing his own future.
Wongravee’s expression became frighteningly calm.
“If you refuse this marriage…”
“…then I’ll find another way.”
Sky frowned.
“What do you mean?”
His father smiled coldly.
“I know your weakness.”
“And soon…”
“…you’ll come back to me on your knees.”
Later that night…
Across the city, Tay and New sat together in their small apartment while Nani helped Ching Ching finish her homework.
The room was filled with laughter, warm food, and the comforting sounds of family.
Tay looked at New with worry.
“Father won’t give up.”
“I know,” New replied quietly.
“He’ll look for another way to control Sky.”
Nani overheard their conversation but remained silent.
He had only met Sky a handful of times.
Yet every time he thought of the cold alpha standing alone beneath the rain, sharing an umbrella, or quietly accepting a carton of warm milk…
He couldn’t help but wonder.
Who was the real Sky Wongravee behind those icy walls?
Outside, the night sky grew darker.
The storm surrounding the Wongravee family had only just begun.
And somewhere within that storm…
Fate was preparing an impossible proposal—one that would soon change both Sky’s and Nani’s lives forever.