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Rumors were flying that Class 6 was about to get a new student none other than Elysia, the school’s latest hotshot. The Class 6 crew was all shocked. They couldn’t figure out why anyone from Class 1 would want to join their ranks.

Class 1 and Class 6 had always been like cats and dogs, and Class had a knack for acting all high and mighty around Class 6. So, when they heard Elysia was coming, they weren’t exactly throwing a welcome party.

Elysia used to be in Class 1, and because of that, Class 6 was itching to give Class 1 a taste of their own medicine through her.

Elysia was just stepping out of her classroom with her textbooks when she ran into Justin and Leon.

They had just heard about Elysia’s class switch, and they were still trying to wrap their heads around it. But seeing her there with textbooks in her hands, they had to accept the gossip as the real deal.

Leon’s eyes nearly popped out of his head. He pointed at Elysia and gave her the once–over, asking, “You’re really transferring to Class 6?”

“Yep,” Elysia said, giving a little nod.

“Why? I thought you cleaned up in all the competitions?” Justin said, his voice cold.

“Class 1 started to feel like a rut. I’m ready for a fresh start,” Elysia replied, shrugging like it was no big deal.

“Do you have any idea what Class 6 is like?” Justin pressed, his brow furrowed.

“I do, and I don’t see the problem,” Elysia said, holding his gaze.

Leon felt like the third wheel in this conversation. He let out an awkward chuckle, saying, “Uh… I’m gonna get in the classroom. You two chat.”

When neither of them said a word, he scratched the back of his head and slipped into the classroom, feeling super out of place.

For a moment, the air between Justin and Elysia was thick with silence. They stood there, not sure what to say next. After what felt like forever, Elysia broke the ice, saying, “You’re blocking my path.”

textbooks from her, his voice still chilly

a fight. Even before they hit the hallway to Class 6, they could hear the raucous laughter

for the wild west of Class 6. ‘Is she seriously choosing to slide into

got to the classroom door, it was like stepping into a war zone. Desks were all over the place. The blackboard was scribbled with doodles,

Levi for you,” Justin advised, but as soon as the words left his mouth, a wad of paper came flying

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air like a pro and held it in her hand Eric and his crew saw this and their recognition. They remembered the girl

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strolling over with a cocky swagger. Justin saw this and

nothing better to do,

the gang tried to yank Justin aside, but before they could even lay a finger on him, Elysia pulled him behind her. “Is this how you all

girl standing up for him, Justin felt a

chuckled and said, “You’re the new classmate here, but he’s got no business being here.”

the textbooks from Justin’s hand, and tossed

Elysia gave him a reassuring nod did he

on. Follow me,” Eric said, carrying Elysia’s textbooks as he led the

soon as they stepped in, the room went dead silent. All eyes were on them. Everyone was thinking, ‘Weren’t we supposed to give her a hard

good–looking she was and how she could really play basketball, he decided to just give

second desk by the window in the last row, then kicked the desk leg and said, “Sit here!”

chair and sit down when suddenly a hand grabbed her arm,

Sterling over and said, “Get her a new chair.” With that, Eric let go of her arm. Elysia then turned to look at the

was supposed to be your welcome gift, but since it’s you, forget it.”

implying, but Sterling and Enrique

their noses, exchanged glances, and stayed silent, realizing that Eric was going easy on her because of their brief encounter on the basketball

all shocked and speechless, thinking, ‘Is this the Eric we know? And didn’t we plan to really play a prank on this new

dared to say anything

in Class 6, and nobody is allowed

nodded in response. “Got it,

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