Gossip Girl Reborn by Darlene Nunez

Chapter 305 A Campus Teen Drama

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Isabella and Alexander were both reeling in their disbelief, only to hear a faint sound of sobbing.

Only then did they notice that Ines was still there.

At this point, it seemed like Ines was on the verge of a meltdown.

Finished

Due to the preconceived notions formed from the trust in Aiden, as Alexander and Isabella did.

ograph, she found it hard to place her complete

She clamped her hand over her mouth tightly, yet she couldn't stifle her sobs.

In haste, Isabella crouched down and embraced Ines, allowing the latter to cry in her arms. All the while, she comforted Ines, "It must be a lie, all of it. You have to trust Aiden. We'll go and clear things up later."

This situation was quite easy to resolve. If it weren't for the fact that Isabella was still dealing with the issues next door, she could have already taken Ines to find Aiden.

had already started lying to outsiders and spreading rumors, it was essential to understand her entire web of deceit. Everything needed to be clarified later on, to avoid any misunderstandings that could potentially lead to more issues. Such careless mistakes, the kind one would only see in melodramatic TV dramas, simply couldn't happen here, not with the gossip queen, Isabella, around. There

door

hard to believe what

time, Yvonne brought forth a rather

actually high school classmates. One was a child from an ordinary family, the other a scion of a wealthy household. They weren't even in the same class, just in the

everything in the world. His most frequent activities at school were skipping classes and seeking out a bed in the infirmary

She was placed on the bed next to Aiden, In her half-conscious state, she caught sight of him through the curtain swaying in

hearing the description, Isabella was momentarily pulled

herself amused instead.

An angel who has descended to the mortal

mouth, perhaps this was what they referred to as 'beauty is in the eye of the

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Campus

even before she did

I was smitten with him at first sight. I secretly inquired about him, only to discover his past. He had been motherless since childhood, and his father dewed the concern for him. This explained his apparent loneliness. I felt a deep sympathy for him whing to alleviate his solitude. That's why I often sought him out at the

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first, I was too shy to

a fever and was delirious for water. I finally