Revenge is Best Served… After Reborn

Chapter 1798

Odie watched as Sophie fell for his little trick, a cheeky grin spreading across his face. This was more like it. Finally, a chance to pull one over on Sophie.

"I could really go for a milkshake right now," he said.

"And where am I supposed to find you a milkshake with class about to start?" Sophie replied, exasperated.

"Ugh, I'm in such a bad mood. Maybe I'll just jump off a building," Odie teased, turning dramatically toward the rooftop.

"Alright, alright, I'll get you a milkshake!" Sophie quickly interjected, reaching out to stop him. She recalled there was a café on campus, but it was about a half-mile away.

After a brief pause, she added, "But you have to come with me. I need to make sure you don't try anything crazy."

"I promised I wouldn't do anything drastic as long as you're with me," Odie agreed, adding with a playful tone, "But if you want me to tag along for a milkshake run, I'm all in."

"Fine! Let's go together," Sophie conceded, trying to ignore the teasing glint in his eyes.

They set off, with Sophie walking slightly ahead and Odie trailing just a few steps behind. Students around campus gave them curious looks as they passed by.

Sophie noticed Odie in her peripheral vision, always maintaining that perfect distance—not too close to make her uncomfortable. But why keep such a gap? From a distance, he almost looked like her bodyguard.

café felt longer than any walk Sophie had taken before. When they finally arrived, Sophie pointed at the menu. "Which one

chocolate milkshake," Odie

chocolate milkshakes, please," Sophie

"Make mine extra

shakes are already

said with a shrug, hands tucked casually in his

fishing for her wallet, and Odie, who looked completely at ease. Her eyes seemed to say: Is he really making his girlfriend pay? What a

she announced, directing

missing a beat, Odie took Sophie's wallet, pulled out a twenty, and

over. "Keep

life, Sophie

his money. Twenty bucks

like

e of generosity

himo

café owner was not impressed, though,

"Sweetie, this one's

beamed, her smile bright enough