Back then, when Milo Field pursued her, she almost agreed without hesitation, not because she liked him that much, but because he was both popular and academically excellent, quite famous indeed.
His character was so good, well-mannered, gentle, and considerate, never reckless, unlike the other guys who were always careless and rough. He was a gentleman, polite, never crossed her safe zone randomly, respected her, and even had a subtle tendency to please her.
He fit every girl's imagination of a boyfriend.
If Gilly Scott hadn't intervened, Isabella Weaver felt that she might not have seen through Milo Field's true nature for many years; he disguised too well, even deceiving all the girls in school.
She wasn't devastated at all after the breakup, but rather felt relieved.
Now, if she were to leave Harry Hunter, she might break down.
