Rebirth and Finding the One Truly Loves Me by Christina

Chapter 44 Was she just flirted with by him?

Audrey returned to her seat.

Opened the notebook with Corbin’s name written on it.

That piece of paper was missing.

The heart gave a sudden jolt.

She turned her head to look at Sterling. His dark eyes were indifferently fixed on the blackboard, it was unclear whether he was listening to the math teacher’s lecture. His profile was sharply defined, the tense curve of his jawline exuding an icy aloofness that warned. others to keep their distance.

Audrey sensed the change in his aura.

If she had spoken to him then, he might have kicked her away with one foot!

Audrey tactfully withdrew her gaze, not looking at him again, and busied herself with doodling in her notebook with a pen.

Just before class ended, Audrey looked at him again.

He was playing games with his head down, his eyelashes thick and long, even more beautiful than a girl’s. Under his high nose bridge, his light pink lips were slightly pursed. The line from his jaw to his neck. was smooth and attractive, and his prominent Adam’s apple was S**y yet restrained.

He looked quite thin, but upon closer inspection, one could faintly see the firm and beautiful muscles under his shirt.

Audrey had seen him beating Eden, his arm muscles bulging, strong and powerful.

fair index finger and gently

arm tensed and stiffened instantly. He lifted his gaze and shot her a glance.

cold

a fawn in the

was as innocent as it could be, like a gem washed

lips, showing

like the thousand–year–old ice on

her lower lip, facing his oppressively intense

of paper in front of

look,”

a cold glance at the desk, a glance that suddenly tightened his jaw and

a hundred

arranged in the shape of a heart, and in the blank space in the middle of the heart, two Q–version

r

Was she just flirted

drawn.

with her hair in a bun, blinked her big watery eyes, gently tugged at the boy’s sleeve with her fingers, pouted slightly, and her expression was a mix of

small line of text on the side: “Brother, don’t be angry!”

at Sterling’s expression,

paper was no longer

looked at him, he had looked