Antonette looked at Diana with eyes wide open. She really hadn't expected Diana to reject her offer of help. Diana usually seemed so innocent. Antonette would never have thought that at that important moment, Diana would be so smart, knowing to keep other women away from her target.

There are no true friends, she thought.

But she was Antonette White; she would not give up that easily.

Antonette began thinking things over in her head, whilst at the same time pretending to comfort Diana. Soon the class began, and they stopped talking.

The handsome, wealthy man constantly appeared in Antonette's mind. She was even attracted by his voice through the phone.

It didn't matter to her that Diana wouldn't allow her to approach him. She would make it happen for herself.

Diana and Antonette were always together, both in and out of class. Diana cared a lot about Antonette and her family. Antonette had a wonderful, gentle character, so they got along well with each other and had become best friends.

Best friends should never keep secrets from one another. But Antonette quickly noticed that every afternoon there was a car to pick Diana up and send her back at night. Yet Diana was still acting as if she didn't like Brian!

It was the same handsome guy who picked Diana up every time. Antonette was sure that Diana didn't hate Brian, and in fact, enjoyed staying with him.

When the car arrived, Diana would carry her medical kit as a disguise and wave goodbye to Antonette.

The next day, Antonette waved goodbye to Diana as she left once again to visit her man. Since the first time he'd picked Diana up, with the crowds of young women swarming around him, Ken knew to maintain a low profile. Henceforth he drove a commercial vehicle to pick Diana up and would never get out until necessary.

Antonette gazed after Diana with a sweet smile.

Arriving at Brian's downtown villa, Diana always began by taking his pulse.

Recently, Diana had learned some skills from her elder brother. Although at the moment she was still putting on an act, she believed that she would genuinely be proficient in the job very soon.

Diana asked Brian to stretch his hand out, then, like always, turned back to open her medical kit. She specially asked her brother for a doctor's home-visit outfit to fool Brian.

Usually, she would put the medical kit in Ken's car. Then Ken would help her bring it into the villa and place it beside her. However, this time, she found nothing when turning around.

Diana was in a trance for a moment. "Where is my medical kit?" she asked Ken.

At first, Diana simply thought that Ken had forgotten to bring it to her.

Ken puzzled with a frown, wondering why Diana had not brought her medical kit today. But he did not ask her about it.

"I'll go back to the car for another look." Ken thought he might have remembered wrong; after all, Diana did normally bring the kit. So he went to the garage to check again.

Soon Ken came back and said to Diana, "There is no medical kit in the car."

"No?" Diana said, eyes wide open. But she remembered taking it to the car. The medical kit was her brother's prized possession. Losing it would seriously annoy him. What's worse, she didn't know how to handle her current situation.

Diana was anxious, "How could I lose it? I remember putting it on the backseat. Antonette helped me carry it. Ken, did you look carefully?"

Ken flashed her a strange look. He was sure there was no medical kit in the car, but when seeing Diana's worry and his boss's expression, he said, "Let me search one more time."

Brian looked at Diana with a thoughtful expression. He lay back on the sofa with his legs crossed. The outline of his face looked outstanding in the soft light; his eyelashes were so long that they could cover his deep eyes.

While Diana was stuck without her medical kit, Antonette was back in their dormitory, happily playing on her phone. She was sitting on a chair, a medical kit in front of her. It was the one that Diana was looking for!

Another roommate got up to leave for dinner. When seeing the medical kit, she instantly questioned, "Why didn't Diana take her bag today like normal?"

"Diana said she didn't need it today," Antonette showed her roommate an innocent smile, "So I helped her bring it back. It was inconvenient for her to take it where she was going."

"Wow, you are such a good friend." The other roommates liked Antonette for her tenderness and often gave her these genuine compliments.

When there was no one in the dormitory, Antonette smiled, proud of herself for having carried out her cunning plan. She had sent Diana off and, with nobody seeing, took the medical kit out of the car.

It was almost time to call Diana. Antonette phoned her with a worried voice, "Diana, did you forget to take your medical kit? It is still in the dormitory."

Diana was relieved and replied happily, "I have been searching for it for ages! Thank you, Antonette. I am gonna come back and fetch it."

"I can deliver it to you," Antonette offered. "It's very close. I remember there was a good coffee shop nearby, I happened to have a coffee there once."

"Thank you very much." Diana was moved by Antonette's gesture. "I will treat you later."

After hanging up, Diana caught her breath. On the one hand, she was thankful she didn't need to face her brother to explain she'd lost his bag. But Diana began to worry about Antonette coming, for fear of Brian's bad temper.

Brian showed no kindness to anyone. Would Antonette be intimidated by him?

Diana herself was quite carefree, but Antonette was very s.e.n.s.i.t.i.v.e and shy. That was why Diana always took care of her.

Brian William had a large fortune but a bad temper. How would Antonette react to his arrogance?

Diana was worried she'd made a bad decision allowing Antonette to come and said to Brian in a serious tone: "Brian, I want to check with you about something."

It was seldom to see Diana so serious. Brian's pretty face showed some interest. He didn't want to promise anything, so he replied: "You should tell me the matter first."

"My best friend is coming later to give me my medical kit," Diana said somewhat severely, "Could you please be friendly to her? She is different from me, and she might be scared."

She asked him to be friendly to her friend? Did Diana know who she was talking to? Brian thought about what Diana had said and about the friend he had heard her talking to on the phone. It was very quiet in the villa, so he had been able to hear both their voices quite clearly.

Brian lowered his eyes and realized he was familiar with this voice. It was the voice of Diana's best friend who he'd seen before. Brian was indifferent to irrelevant people, but he had a good memory. The girl was Diana's classmate. He had forgotten her name, but there was a certain d.e.s.i.r.e in her eyes that had impressed him.