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CHAPTER 16: I'll Find A Way To Destroy You Two

Author: BJORN
last update publish date: 2026-07-31 14:19:45

JASON'S POV

I slammed my locker shut so hard that the sound echoed throughout the entire locker room. My left hand shook as I held my phone, and I hated every bit of what I was feeling. I couldn't stop staring at the latest post on my phone about Evelyn and Damien.

Somehow, the media was no longer against them, as the headline was even encouraging their relationship while diminishing my public image.

Another fucking reminder that people had stopped talking about me. Instead, every sports page w
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