Chapter 46

Cordelia froze, her eyes locked on the text message that had just lit up her phone screen.

Had she read that right?

While she lost herself in the bewilderment, a voice snapped her out. “Cordelia, you leaving? They’re about to lock up the auditorium.”

She stood up, looking a bit confused. “Yeah, I’m leaving.”

Clutching her textbooks, she slipped her phone into her pocket and exited the classroom.

Inside the Midnight Scent, Everard fixed his eyes on his phone, fixated on the last message he’d sent. [Call me dear, and it’s yours to borrow.]

He still remembered the introduction when Cordelia joined the group chat. Stanton had called her Louie’s dear good friend.

There he was, lowering his guard, sweet–talking and cooing, and he hadn’t even managed to get her to add him on social media, and Louie just swooped in as ‘dear friend“?

How could a girl so casually call someone ‘dear“?

His finger tapped lightly on the table as he imagined her calling him dear in that soft, sweet voice. But why hadn’t she replied to his message yet?

Meanwhile, the group chat “Who exactly is this girl?” was blowing up.

Bland started. [Damn! What’s going on in here? Is Mr. Watkins flirting?]

Stanton typed. [Lia’s got guts, still no reply. Is she rejecting him? We’re witnessing a flirtation fail and might be doomed!]

The rest of the chat expressed their nervousness with shivering emojis.

Frankie added, [He’s been talking a lot lately, which is abnormal. Should someone warn the girl not to tick him off? I’m worried she might vanish from the chat by tomorrow!]

Stanton replied, I don’t dare.]

Bland echoed [Same here]

The rest texted. (Even less.]

their virtual boots, silently observing. Just as they were fretting for Cordelia, a

Lia could respectfully see you as her teacher if you

wanting to get caught in the crossfire of a battle between the

it. After all, his young friend was a bit slow to warm

message lit up the chat. But upon reading it, his eyebrows

for her? Since when did he get to

type a response when he

Puchaga teacher–student romano

he hesitated another message

to leam Would you

me

stem face softened into

Condela receveda prate message from Mr A–Round with all

as she saw it

then, she had returned to the classroom Aher sending her

Lamy popped up Miss Cordelia, Miss Julians insisted I take her home

while Juliana was

Juliana was a

fifteen minutes. Cordelia was only five minutes. laner than usual and Juliane had

wait for Larry Cordelia decided to take a taxi, but as she was about to hail one, a topless blue sports car skidded to

seats,

the passenger seat. Lis, need a

dashing behind the wheel

a second thought. Cordelia hopped in, eager to get home and dive into the materials to solve the mistery nagging

got Yates exclaimed, flooring the

Spent

the window just in time

of their age, the redhead boy wildly grinned as he drove, catching the eyes of gris like friend

his

youngsters in the throes of first

Everard’s eyes darkened

home usually took

did it in fifteen.

Delaney Manor without slowing

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