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Chapter 63.1: Body Showdown

Penulis: Sand Kastle
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ARDEN

The prelims were finally over.

After days filled with tears, sweat, and fervent prayers, it was done. Because the school claimed to want to take care of our ‘mental health’ and overall ‘well-being,’ they were sending us on a two-day, one-night vacation, sponsored by Mr. Winters himself.

Mr. Winters decided to send us freshmen to a serene nature retreat while the seniors enjoyed a beach getaway, all while the teachers prepped the grades and finalized the semester results.

We were told this was a “well-earned break.” It was a nice gesture, that is, if you could overlook the fact that this was the first time he had ever done anything like it.

That alone was enough to make my wolf perk up, ears mentally pinned back in suspicion. Why now? Why this sudden wave of generosity? It didn’t feel like a reward; it felt more like a distraction.

I still remembered the footage—the constant presence of his piercing eyes.

Where is he taking those videos?

What’s he doing with them?

My gaze
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