Blurb：
After seven years of unrequited love chasing Eleanor Vance, the campus queen, I finally decided enough was enough. I blocked her number, left her city, and made up a lame excuse about our steak preferences to break up. But when I heard the Harvard beauty started eating well-done steak just like me, everything changed. This emotional romance novel follows the heartbreaking journey of chasing Eleanor Vance for seven years, dealing with her boss Derek Miller's advances, and finally realizing when to stop chasing someone who doesn't appreciate you. Experience the raw emotions of unrequited love, personal growth, and the painful decision to move on from toxic relationships.Content：
Seven Years Was Enough: I'm Done Chasing Her.After seven years of being a pathetic admirer to the campus queen, I finally decided I was done chasing.
I blocked her number, left her city, and made up some lame excuse to break up with her.
“Eleanor Vance, you only eat medium-rare steak, I like well-done.
We’re just not compatible, so let’s break up.”
Seven years of chasing, I was so damn tired.
Later, I heard the most sought-after girl at Harvard had a complete change of heart.
She started eating only well-done steak.
1.
Training finished.
I put away my racket, sat on the locker room bench, and held my phone, praying with my eyes closed for three seconds.
Good. Eleanor still hadn’t replied to my messages.
“Eleanor, breakfast’s warm in the kitchen, don’t forget to eat. I’m heading out.”
“Eleanor, I won first place in the league this morning. Want to celebrate tonight?”
“Eleanor, what time are you off work today? The forecast says rain, did you bring an umbrella?”
My chat log was just a long stream of my messages, not a single reply.
I took a deep breath and put down my phone.
I told myself she must be too busy to have seen them.
But they say in psychology: if someone truly cares about you, they'll find a minute to reply, no matter how busy they are, because they know you're thinking of them.
I showered and changed.
Then I headed to Eleanor Vance’s office building to wait for her.
Afraid she’d mind, I deliberately stood a little far from the entrance.
I remembered one time I picked her up and called her name loudly in the lobby in front of her colleagues. She got angry.
So I learned my lesson. I’d just wait at the street corner until she appeared.
As the lights in the building flickered on one by one, I finally spotted her.
Her radiant beauty made her stand out, even in the biggest crowd.
Beside her was a man in a suit, eagerly opening doors and holding an umbrella for her.
It looked like Derek Miller, her boss, who’d been relentlessly pursuing her for a while.
Eleanor Vance never lacked men around her, and always the high-quality kind.
“Eleanor.”
I jogged over, unceremoniously brushing past him, stepping in between them.
I held up my umbrella.
“We have an umbrella, thanks, Mr. Miller.”
Derek looked a bit awkward, his hand tightening around the umbrella handle.
Eleanor’s gaze fell on me, her eyebrows slightly furrowed.
“What are you doing here?”
Her tone was sharp, almost accusatory.
I felt like I’d annoyed her again.
A hundred questions were swirling in my head.
Why didn’t she reply to my messages?
Why couldn't she keep other men at a distance?
Why had she forgotten our plans again?
But what came out instead was:
“You’ve been working all day, Eleanor, are you hungry?”
Her eyes were indifferent. After a long moment, she spoke softly:
“Let’s go.”
I smiled, extending the umbrella towards Eleanor. Rain chilled my shoulder, but I didn’t feel it.
Everyone has that one person they fall for the moment they see them.
Eleanor Vance was that person for me.
At the high school sports day, I was a tennis player, and Eleanor was the cheerleading captain.
“Here, have some water.”
She smiled sweetly, handing me a bottle of water.
Her eyes were clear, impossibly beautiful.
She just smiled at me like that, and my heart did a little flip.
She probably had no idea then that a single bottle of water would be enough for me to get so completely wrapped around her finger.
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