Second Chances Protecting Mrs. Hall

Chapter 96

Dina: [Oh my god, He dotes on you so much.]

Mandy: [Am I the only one who thinks Emma looks great in the photo?]

Jason Fox: [Emma, did anyone ask for Mr. Hall’s WhatsApp in the cinema?]

Emma thought for a moment and replied: [Yes.]

Emma’s reply made everyone more excited.

Dina’s message came with emojis. [Did more people ask you or Mr. Hall?]

Jenny Day: [I’m in love with the film ‘Love Letter‘. But can Mr. Hall watch such a romance movie?] She added an awkward emoji.

Emma looked at the message on her phone and turned to Liam who was focused on driving. “What do you think of the movie just now?”

“Not bad,” Liam replied. Most importantly, it was not bad to watch it with her.

Emma smiled sweetly and replied in the group chat: [He said it’s not bad.]

Mandy was shocked. [Mr. Hall likes romance movies too.]

Jason: [Fuck. Is

is the power of le

Russ Sanders: [Men who don’t like to watch romance movies with their girlfriends should take a good look at Mr. Hall. He’s rich and handsome, but still willing to watch romance movies with his girlfriend. Learn from him.]

It had been a long time since the class group chat was so lively.

After arriving home, Emma was exhausted. She took a shower and washed up, not continuing to look at her phone. When she set the alarm before going to bed she realized they were still chatting. There were more than a hundred new messages.

Of course, the topic was no longer about Liam and Emma. Instead, it was about the upcoming City Games.

James: [Every year, there will be a three–day holiday for the City Games. But who is going to participate from our class this year?]

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Eloise Haven: [We’re so unlucky. Our class is just average in sports. Why did our class get picked?]

Dina: I’m worried that if our performance is too bad, we’ll be dissed by the other classes in the school, especially those scumbags from the second class.]

3–mile race? If no one signs up, we’ll draw

[Don’t pick me. I don’t want to run 3 miles…

[I don’t want to move even 100

shook her head as she looked at the group chat filled with

had to run 3 miles. If they were all sent to the war–torn areas, they probably wouldn’t even be able to

Emma replied: [I’ll sign up

group

Wilson

for the

[Long live,

the screen and smiled. She

and in a flash, it was the day of

City was held at the latest and largest venue, Vark College. The delegations from hundreds of other schools also

famous elite school. How impressive,” someone commented. The students from other schools were envious when they saw the

there were

a bunch of rich playboys who spend money to go overseas if they can’t

retorted. “Vark College also has many excellent people. For example, Vere Hurlbutt

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“Emma? A girl? Tsk. What’s so great about girls?

research? Won’t they be going home to take care of

well,” a second voice added. “Bob is our hope for the future. Don’t

Bob Ball stood in

group. The elegant young man’s white shirt was spotless. When he stood in the crowd, it was as if he was

just now,

1. Emma’s solution analysis online. It’s very impressive. Furthermore, don’t forget that

but it made the two people just now shut up awkwardly. On the other side, the Vark College

3–mile race was the last race in track and field. She and her classmates were warming up on the field when a team walked over from

Vark College’s participating team. We’re from Dimonate

College was another well–known elite school in

two leaders of the

time. Their sports specialty class were selected. They

the tall and strong sports students on

only were they wearing a

feet tall. She said provocatively,