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Ever since im Fallout with Juhan, Alex had been acting really weird. First, he showed up out of nowhere just to mock me. Then, he sent me to get a watch fixed as a prank. Today, in front of everyone, he called me the beless of the Hastings Lamily.
But what really threw me off was what he said when he dropped me off today.
Just thinking about his bizarre actions gave me the creeps.
Lila was still waiting for an explanation from me about why Alex had acted like that.
“Maybe thought for a moment before offering a theory, saying, “Maybe he’s just lost his mind. He’s not acting like himself.”
Lila gave me a surprised look. “What?”
“meen, maybe Alexis going through some kind of temporary insanity. Once he comes to his senses, everything will be fine.”
Alshaped me, so his recent strange behavior was probably just an anomaly.
Neither Lilano 1 said anything more, and soon, we both fell asleep.
Larly the next morning, Lila woke me up.
“What’s wrong?” I mumbled, stul half asleep. “La, it’s not even time for class yet.”
“Serena, please forgive me,” she said, pulling a box from under her bed, her face full of guilt. After you left yesterday, Julian had someone deliver this for you. He said it was a glit I meant to tell you last night, but I got caught up in our conversation and completely forgot.”
She handed me the box, which had a designer brand logo on it. I opened it, and inside was an expensive set of skincare products,
“Serena, what should we do?” Lila asked.
“What do you think?”
“Jahan can’t be trusted. He’s been messing with your feelings. These things are expensive, but don’t let them make you forgive him so easily,”
I glanced at the items in the box with a sneer. Without a stond thought, closed the lid. “Let’s head to class.”
A line trick from a jerk wasn’t enough to charge my mind.
After class, Lila and I talked about what to do for the day. Before returning to university, 1 had a lot of part–time jobs. But now, after seeing that jerk’s true colors, Thad quit most of
However, I planned to keep working at the coffee shop near the unversity. After all, I needed to support myself
“It gets to ciring, we can take turns,” Lila said with a gentle smile. “We’re about to graduate, so there will be more things on our plates. Let’s split the shifts and the pay, okay?” “That sounds great,” I replied, genuinely thankful for Lila’s offer.
I knew she was considerate of how I had been taking on part–tline jobs for years and how my academic workload would increase as graduation neared. She wanted to help ease the bunden
***Thank you, my waliant trend,” said, giving her a slight rod in gratitude, “I’ll never forget your kindness.”
We continued walking down the tree–lined path, chatting and laughing. Suddenly, a sharp voice cut through the air from behind.
