Susie's cheeks flushed a soft pink, her lips pursing slightly, "Um, yeah."

It was obvious she was fibbing.

I didn't call her out on it, instead, I glanced around the library and mused, "This place is so cozy. When I'm not in the mood to work, I might just sneak in here to slack off."

Susie didn't bite, which was unusual. If she wasn't feeling guilty, she'd have wrapped an arm around me in agreement, excitedly saying how great it would be to have me join her. This meant Susie wasn't here alone, and she was probably keeping company with a boy.

But could it really be Mack?

Mack did say his visits were sporadic, maybe I was overthinking it.

"I'm surprised to see so many guys here. I thought all boys were into video games and esports, not books," I said, trying to bait her.

"That's not true," Susie shot back instantly.

"Oh? Do you know some studious boy then?" I played along.

Susie hesitated, her defenses obviously a bit too green for my probing.

"No," she still stubbornly denied.

I chuckled, "Susie, you haven't fallen for a boy here, have you?"

reddening even further, a bead of sweat forming at the tip

It's normal for boys to be interested in you. Look, those guys over

boys, and Susie glanced at

your type

"Licia..."

I just don't want you to get hurt by falling for the wrong guy," I clarified my

me to a more secluded spot before she whispered,

against

fingers nervously, "In his eyes, I'm still innocent. He's worried

I agreed, "Susie, people can be complicated

I spoke from experience.

with

the v

any

to be just

guy. Maybe even

helpszme with my studies, and believes I can get inte Harvard with my hard work," Susie's eyes sparkled

admiration.

think of Mack again. I looked at

revelation made my

boy Susie was talking about was

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