"I've been begging for too long." Some words, once you let them out, laced with half-truths and jokes, just tumble out easily.

"I really had no clue in middle school." Back then, her mind was consumed with making money and finding more time for a part-time job while juggling studies. Puppy love? Never even crossed her mind.

Comparing her to Everett was laughable. Dorothy, in her second-hand uniform bought on the cheap from a graduating student, was the picture of drabness next to everyone else in the class. If they weren't mocking her behind her back, that was a good day.

The idea that Everett, this prince on a pedestal, could have a crush on her? Absurd.

She truly believed that the teacher paired them up just so Everett could help her with her studies, especially with the important exams on the horizon.

"What if you knew? Would you have said yes to dating?" "No. Didn't you ask me that already?" "Yeah, and now I want to date." Dorothy was at a loss for words.

"That favor you owe me, I want you to pay it back this way," Everett added.

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have simply said that it was for the kids' sake, and she would have agreed. There was no

her hand, and reclined back,

land." "Sure." She knew it! With the time difference between Liberty

from Everglow City wasn't long, but Dorothy

began to descend, the subtle shift in gravity woke

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