After Being Reborn with My Childhood Sweetheart, He Pursued the Class Beauty, While I Was Pampered by a Business Tycoon Chapter 2

My reunion with Sean took place at our 10-year high school reunion.

As I pushed open the door to the private room, I overheard someone teasing: "Sean, you dog! You even managed to snag the prom queen!"

"No kidding! Look at how well Sean's doing in the big city. How can we small-town folks compare to Mr. Big Shot here?"

"But I heard you and Amber used to be an item back in the day. You two were always studying together, and everyone thought you were a couple."

At that moment, I heard a familiar voice casually reply, "We were just study buddies. It wasn't anything serious."

I smiled wryly.

After being reborn for ten years, I naturally didn't have any emotional response.

So I calmly pushed the door open.

Even after a decade, I recognized Sean immediately.

He was sitting on the couch, puffing on a cigar, with Rose leaning against him.

Our classmates were all gathered around them.

The couple was the center of attention, like stars surrounded by adoring fans.

The moment I appeared, all eyes turned to me.

Our class president enthusiastically called out, "Speak of the devil! Amber, look who's here!"

Sean and I locked eyes.

He held Rose close, his gaze condescending as he looked me up and down, a hint of disdain in his eyes.

I was dressed simply today.

Thinking about my pregnancy, I hadn't bothered with makeup.

I looked a bit worn out compared to Rose.

She was wearing a Chanel outfit, carrying a Hermès bag, her perfect makeup making her look like she'd been pampered all her life.

I greeted everyone casually, "Long time no see."

Sean nodded slightly, his demeanor cold.

Rose only offered a faint smile.

I didn't bother trying to warm up to them and instead turned to chat with some of the classmates I was closer to.

"We're just waiting for Luke now," the class president suddenly said. "He just messaged that his flight was delayed. Told us not to wait for him."

All the classmates gathered around the dining table.

They were all eager to toast Sean, praising him to the skies.

After a few rounds of drinks, I excused myself to use the restroom.

As I came out, I ran into Sean, his face flushed from alcohol.

He sneered, "Amber, is this all you've amounted to in the ten years since you left me?"

I remained unmoved.

Instead, I suddenly remembered what had happened before our rebirth.