Evans was a student at a nearby University. He was an interesting, intelligent and flexible person. He however had few friends because he was poor. The friends that he had, saw his potential and faithfulness - and he was loved because of that.
Evans had a crush on a young and beautiful lady, Emily. His crush for her quickly turned into love. He loved her dearly that he was willing to do anything to impress her. The only thing that was between them was - class. Emily was a rich girl and loved luxury things. All the boys that dated Emily ran away because she loved luxurious things and they couldn't afford them.
Evans was poor but because of his love for Emily, he went and started working at a restaurant so that he could earn some money to provide the luxury for Emily. He worked as the cleaner from 6 pm to 8 pm.
After he received his first pay check, he decided to spend it on Emily. He went to Emily and asked if she would be his girlfriend. He was very confident and fearless like a lion.
"What are you going to give me in return of my love and time?" she asked Evans.
Evans replied that he would give her anything she wanted, from stones to clothes. After Emily heard this, she was delighted. She then said yes.
And it happened that Evans and Emily started dating. Evan's friends told him that Emily was no good for him. That she only wanted money. Whenever his friends warned him about Emily, he would tell them that they were only jealous because he was the only one who dated the cutest girl at the University. Emily was indeed a pretty girl. She smiled like an angel, her hair was heart taking. She was wonderful.
One week later, Emily told Evans that she wanted a necklace. Evans quickly went and bought a nice necklace for her. It costed him his whole paycheck. It didn't matter to Evans for as long as Emily was happy.
When he took the necklace to Emily, everyone admired it because it was shinning.
He handed it to Emily. She looked at it with a confused face.
"Of all the necklaces you can buy, you went and bought me an old fashioned necklace. Even my sisters could not wear such an old necklace," she continued, "I thought you said you loved me."
Evans was hurt by the words she said. he tried to reason with her.
"Yes I do. But this is all I could afford," he said.
"Evans if you want me, you have to pull up your socks," said Emily before throwing the necklace to the ground. Everyone laughed at him.
Evans picked the necklace and left because it was time for him to go to work. As he was walking he continued thinking of the words Emily said. Truly he was hurt.
