My Stand-In Groom Is A Secret Tycoon by Lydia Pierce

Chapter 287

Audrey had no idea she was being noticed by the blond boy. As she walked past the fountain in front of the school building, she spotted Miles.

"Audrey!" Miles saw her too and ran over, waving his hand.

Audrey looked Miles up and down. Seeing he was unhurt, she felt relieved and asked with concern, "Why did you call me here in such a hurry? Is someone bullying you at school?" Seeing Audrey so worried about him, Miles felt a warm sensation in his heart.

He chuckled awkwardly, scratching the back of his head as he explained, "Nobody's bullying me. The vice principal of our school wants to meet you..."

"Why does your vice principal want to see me?" Audrey raised an eyebrow in confusion.

Logically, if they wanted to call a parent, they should contact Jessica and Peter.

There was no way they suddenly wanted to see her.

"I told Mr. Harrington that you solved that bonus question, and he said he wanted to meet you." Miles recounted the events to Audrey but didn't mention how his classmates had mocked him. After understanding the situation, Audrey felt relieved. Luckily, Miles wasn't being bullied.

Miles was unaware of her relief and excitedly said, "Audrey, Mr. Harrington is a big name in the physics world. He even has his own physics lab. Isn't that amazing?"

principal wanted Audrey to solve a problem filled him with

as you work hard, you will become someone others look up to in the future." Miles clenched his fists and promised,

and laughed as they walked to the

for a phone number, kicked the tree

this boy? He's getting so close to my dream

the blond boy immediately stopped her. "Hey, can I ask

boy looked like a troublemaker. The girl took two steps back in fear and

and honestly said, "I don't know that girl, but

boy frowned and

sound so familiar?'

way! Is he that Miles who's at the bottom of the

name was stuck in his memory, especially since Miles was

in

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arrived at the door of

was just about to raise his hand to knock when a gust of wind gently

sat behind