Love or Die CEO’s Daily Dose of Swoon

Chapter 289

Cordelia anxiously tried calling Yates, but couldn't get through.

Frowning, she was about to give up when Flame rushed over. "Lia, Yates had a car accident today and couldn't make it to school. He asked me to let you know!"

Cordelia was baffled. "A car accident?"

Scratching his head, Flame explained, "Not sure about the details, but it doesn't seem too bad. He asked if you could jot down today's homework for him. I'll swing by the hospital to drop it off."

Cordelia was speechless. Homework? In the hospital?

Nodding, she handed over the day's assignments to Flame, who then darted off.

A thought struck Cordelia. Was Flame skipping class again?

By lunchtime, Flame was back, handing over Yates's assignments from the previous day. "The accident wasn't serious, just unlucky. Driving along fine and bam! A billboard fell on the car. Lucky for Yates, he chose the passenger seat today; otherwise, it could've been curtains. The backseat got totally smashed!"

Yates had recently been chauffeured around, following an odd rule set by Mr. Hackett, and had taken to studying from a vocabulary notebook and literature summaries during rides.

Today, on a whim, he sat in the passenger seat, finding it easier to read there due to better light...

And then, the accident happened.

bad luck, of all the cars, it had to be his. And yet, sitting

grinning. "Hey, Little Parrot,

aback. Why was

"No way,

"You're

Bland

retorted, "Yes, I like him. What's it to

ignored Flame's teasing gaze and

message from Keen: "Math Olympiad results

was brief:

Juliana and Hanley. "Congrats, Hanley! Top sixty nationwide, straight into the national

achievement meant direct admission to a top university's math program, bypassing the need for entrance

As everyone congratulated him,

Autumn Gold Academic Bootcamp. It was Cordelia and Keen's brilliance that had spurred him on, helping him secure his place among

his heart lightened.

he told her, "you and Keen tied

for Hanley with a simple "Congrats," before settling

and envy for Hanley's automatic university placement, fueling

walked in, a fresh sense of achievement glowing around him. He had just secured his spot at an esteemed university through early admission, and took his seat with an air of

moment, Cordelia

complex equations, barely noticing the murmurs that started escalating in volume in front of her. It wasn't until the murmurs turned into a