The Luna Choosing Game by Jane Above Story

Chapter 0569

Julian must have stormed out of the room, because in the next moment, he burst into the hallway. We were face to face, our eyes meeting, both pairs widened.

Was Bridget telling the truth? Did Julian truly have a crush on me?

Julian wasn't denying it. But then, he wasn't saying much of anything at the moment.

*Jul-an?" Elva asked.

Julian startled, as if he hadn't realized she was there. He glanced down at her, and then back to me.

"Sorry, Elva," he said, and then stepped around us and disappeared down the hallway.

Bridget came out next. "Don't you dare ignore me, you - oh." Her face, which had been twisted with anger, quickly shifted into a more neutral friendliness when she saw me. She didn't smile, however, until she saw Elva beside me. "Good morning, you two."

"G'morning," Elva mumbled.

return the good wishes. Instead, as the shock of learning of Julian's crush subsided, I began to comprehend the other words of

acquire far too many coincidences for me to give her the benefit of the doubt. It seemed

in this case

needed to start telling the truth and not deflecting like she usually did. Less and less people were ready to defend her now. Maybe this was the time

you intimate with Prince Ronan?" I

phony smile immediately dropped. "God, you are just like Julian. Are you going to accuse me too? Of having something to

directly accuse her, but I supposed my silence might have given my opinion on the

her chest like a rooster about to crow. Her face split into an ugly glare. "Why would I need to interfere with the race, Piper? I'm the strongest swimmer and the best

about cheating," I said. "I could have died,

you were a stronger swimmer, you wouldn't have

blaming me for my own near-drowning? No other species could swim as quickly and powerfully as even the laziest of the

just trying to undermine