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Chapter 64: Spill
"But I went there and I didn't see him! I went into his classroom and I left a note on his whiteboard telling him to come home. And he never showed.” Kaitlyn explained with a groan, falling back on her bed.
After her bizarre meeting with Randy and Josh yesterday, Kaitlyn had invited over the girls to hang out.Hannah grimaced. "Ooh, I think I know what happened there."
Kaitlyn raised a brow. "Jackson told me the other day how the janitors annoyingly clean his white board every afternoon even though he clearly marks for it to not be erased."
Kaitlyn groaned and fell back against her bed. "This shouldn't be so hard," she whined.
Olivia comfortingly patted her leg. "Oh, K, I'm sorry. But you'll get through to him," she assured with a small smile, "Just don't give up."
The redhead covered her face with her hands. "I'm not even sure if he wants to see me!"
It was Hannah’s turn to groan in ann
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