Lorna had a point.

Their room only housed four people.

Dahlia hailed from the influential Scott family - no one dared cross her, and Lorna herself was untouchable. Morwenna was doing just fine, which left Keira as the only one with a target on her back.

Morwenna couldn't bear the thought of timid Keira being bullied. What would they reduce her to?

Seeing Morwenna hesitate, Lorna, with a mix of awkwardness and defiance, blurted out, "Sorry!"

But the tone and the stance were anything but apologetic. It sounded more like a challenge to a duel than an apology.

Morwenna, still pondering Keira's whereabouts, was startled by Lorna's loud 'sorry'.

Lorna, noticing Morwenna's sharp gaze, lost a bit of her swagger.

She continued, "We agreed - lose the fight, apologize. So, that's my apology. But don't think for a second I'm okay with losing. I was unprepared last time, underestimated you. But I'm not convinced. Morwenna, if you're so tough, let's have another go!"

rudeness

cleared up most

with Lorna, Morwenna grabbed Lorna's hand and

by Morwenna, and grumbled, "Holy cow, Morwenna, are you secretly a linebacker? Since when did you get so

Who told you? Hurry, take me there," Morwenna urged, her

days, she realized Keira had been acting off, increasing her worry. Lorna, feeling like a giant being led by a pint-sized powerhouse, protested as

Morwenna released Lorna.

"I don't understand why you're so worried about that weakling. Follow me,

Lorna

wasn't just helping Morwenna; she was looking forward to

led Morwenna to the basketball

varsity team was practicing, surrounded by a crowd of

marched over, plucked a glasses-wearing girl from the crowd without

is the one. She told me someone was after one of

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