How the Ice King Became my Doting Billionaire Husband

Keira immediately leaned in with concern, "Wenna, what happened this morning? I heard Sandra's voice outside while I was still in our dorm room. By the time I changed and came out, you guys had already left."

Lorna chimed in, "Did Sandra come to bully you again? Morwenna, you've got to stand up for yourself. Show her the same fight you'd show me. Sandra? She's nothing; you could knock her into next week." Morwenna explained, "No, it wasn't like that. Sandra actually came to apologize. It's all sorted now, but it seems to have stirred up some attention. I've been getting a lot of looks today, even here in the cafeteria."

Hearing this, Lorna burst into laughter, "Morwenna, you think they're staring because of Sandra? Please, Sandra's old news. You're being watched because you've been nominated for Homecoming Queen!" Morwenna looked up, puzzled, "What?"

"You really didn't know? Among the freshmen, it's between you and that Carolyn something. She's been publicly challenging you, saying you're not in her league."

Morwenna just nodded and continued with her meal, now understanding the curious glances.

Keira, ever the staunch supporter, quickly added, "That Carolyn whatever doesn't hold a candle to you, Wenna."

Lorna, puzzled, asked, "Scaredy-cat, you don't know who Carolyn something is?"

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help but laugh, "Scaredy-cat, you've gotten braver living in our

say her courage had nothing to do with

Nelson struck a chord with Morwenna. It took her a moment to recall that after she publicly acknowledged her affection for Stuart and received some reciprocation, some of the

mentioned two families in particular that were well-matched with the Hetfields

Vaughn family, Dr. Vaughn's sister, who had always been shy around

was Carolyn from the

"Morwenna, don't

around the table shifted

of the limelight, helping Morwenna with small matters

approach was understandable; after all, they were just acquaintances, and any