Rebirth and Finding the One Truly Loves Me by Christina

Chapter 30 A Pinky Promise

Carlie Cutic: “Really? Audrey? The top three of the grade?” She sent an emoji which was a frightened face.

Carlie Cutie: “She wants to go from the bottom six to the top three? With her pathetic IQ, she’s lucky she doesn’t come last. Gosh, this is the biggest joke I’ve heard all year!”

Kel Here: “Carlie, don’t mock Audra. Perhaps she can do it indeed.”

Carlie Cutie: “Stop defending her. She is so cocky. Well, I happen to be on the second floor of the restaurant. I’ll come down right now to see how cheeky she is!”

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Audrey, Elise, and Rylan were at the dining table.

Elise looked at Audrey with a smile, saying, “Audra, I know you want to improve, but there’s no need to talk big. It’s not a good habit.”

Rylan frowned and looked at Audrey more seriously. “Audra, Elise is right. Don’t make empty promises.”

“Agreed. Audra, you were sixth from the bottom in the last exam. It’ll be a fairytale if you can make it to the top three this time,” Kelsey said. with a look of disdain.

looked up, her eyes innocent and pure. “Dad, just have faith in me

Audrey’s head and her fair, flawless face. Her long eyelashes flickered, and

like she was sad, because Rylan did not

had been since Audrey acted like a spoiled girl when

was always disobedient to him, and she would only talk to him properly when she made a big mistake at school.

with her dark, watery eyes, he felt his heart soft a bit uncontrollably, and he

can move forward by a hundred in rank, I will say

want.”

out her fair hand to Rylan, and the two dimples at the

both Elise and Kelsey

indeed raised his hand and made a

in the mood to join them for the late–night snack. She stood up

looked back and saw Carlie, who was standing

turned around, and

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some time. ago, and I figured that she was going to send it to some boy in her class. I didn’t buy it for her, because it was too expensive. She hasn’t talked to me much lately. Perhaps she has been holding a grudge