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Chapter 31: The Things That Bothered Him

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Akira's POV

I knew something was different the moment I walked into class. Maybe it was the way people kept glancing in my direction, Or maybe it was because Justin was already sitting on the edge of my desk, casually flipping through one of my textbooks like he had every right to be there.

I stopped a few steps away.

“Justin?” He looked up.

“Morning, Milky.”

I frowned.

Nobody called me that except Kael.

“Why are you sitting at my desk?”

“Because it's comfortable.”

“That's my desk.”

“I know.” H
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