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Chapter 159: If Only She Knew...
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Chasing Midnight Promises Chapter 159: If Only She Knew...
Mia stood still in the middle of her bathroom, the bundle of clothes dangling loosely in her hands, her eyes locked on them as though they held a secret. The disbelief refused to fade. The smell that had clung to her so fiercely, that had driven her to tears and made her skin burn under the shower, was gone. Completely gone.She turned the clothes over, sniffing them cautiously, waiting for that terrible stench to hit her again. Nothing. The air remained clean. She frowned, then raised one arm hesitantly and sniffed her armpit. Her nose twitched, expecting the same repulsive odor that had followed her around all morning—but there was none.She blinked. Then she did it again, this time with more effort, dramatically leaning in as if her nose might detect even the faintest trace. Still nothing.A shaky laugh escaped her lips. “You’ve got to be kidding me,” she whispered to herself. Relief spread through her body like warmth after a cold rain. First, there was no test. Now, no smell. May
Chasing Midnight Promises Chapter 158: Who Could Be Wrong?
Mia stayed at her desk, staring at the handbook with wide, unblinking eyes. Her fingers tapped against the edge of the table as she fought to remember.She couldn’t accept that she had simply made such a careless mistake. Something had pushed her into it.She closed her eyes, forcing herself to retrace her steps.The first flicker came from a week ago. She was in the garden, sitting under one of the trees with her lunch. A group of female master’s students had walked past, their voices carrying across the breeze. She remembered hearing one of them say something about a “major test coming up on Monday.”She hadn’t thought much of it then, but the words must have planted a seed.Her breath hitched. “That was it,” she muttered.Then another image rushed in—she was in the studio later that day, working on her assignment. The same topic came up again. A pair of students were talking near the door, one of them complaining about not being ready for a test. Their voices were low, but clear en
Chasing Midnight Promises Chapter 157: What Happened to Me?
For a brief second, no one moved. Mia’s heart thumped painfully against her ribs. Her gown was damp with sweat, her face streaked with tears, and the stench filled the room almost instantly.Their expressions shifted. They tried—oh, how they tried—to keep their faces calm, to keep their noses from wrinkling. But Mia saw it. She saw the flicker in their eyes, the subtle way one lecturer pressed his hand to his chin as though shielding his nose, the slight shuffle of chairs as though distance could protect them.Mia’s lips parted. Her throat was dry. Words felt stuck, but she forced them out anyway, her voice shaking. “Sir, I… I need to talk to you. Please… it’s about the test.”The coordinator blinked, wondering why she had burst into his office, his brows knitting in confusion. His gaze swept over her flushed face, then drifted to the two lecturers seated opposite him. They sat stiffly, their expressions carefully composed, though the flinch in their nostrils betrayed the sharp odor i
Chasing Midnight Promises Chapter 156: Vile Stench
Mia burst into her apartment, her breaths coming in shallow gasps, as if she had been chased all the way home. She dropped her bag carelessly by the door and ran straight into the bathroom. Her hands shook so badly she almost slipped on the tiles, but she caught herself and kept moving.Clothes flew off her body before she twisted the shower knob, cold water rushing down her skin. She scrubbed at herself frantically, desperate to wash off the vile stench.But when she stepped out minutes later, wrapped in a towel, the odor still clung to her. Her heart dropped. She leaned closer to her arm, sniffed, and almost gagged. It was still there. Strong. Putrid.“No, no, no…” she muttered under her breath, tears burning her eyes. Without hesitation, she rushed back into the shower. This time she scrubbed harder, digging the sponge into her skin until red marks appeared. Her sobs echoed off the tiled walls as water mixed with her tears, streaming down her face. She didn’t stop. She couldn’t. Sh
Chasing Midnight Promises Chapter 155: Mission in Motion
Mia hurried across the courtyard, her books clutched tight against her chest. Her heart raced, not just from her quick steps but from the pressure of the test she was about to sit for. Missing it wasn’t an option.She rounded a corner, focused only on getting to class in time, when someone suddenly collided with her. A cold, foul-smelling liquid splashed all over her blouse and skirt. The stench rose immediately, sharp and unbearable, making her stomach churn. Gasps echoed from students nearby as they turned to look.“Oh no!” the girl cried, dropping the bucket with a loud clang. She was petite, with wide eyes that filled with tears almost instantly.“I—I’m so sorry, I didn’t see you there! This is my fault.” Her voice shook as she wrung her hands, backing away, then stepping forward again like she couldn’t decide what to do.Mia froze, her face burning in humiliation as the liquid dripped down her clothes and onto the ground. Her hands trembled against the weight of her books, and he
Chasing Midnight Promises Chapter 154: Cut to the Chase, Greenwood
The laughter only swelled, rolling over her words like a wave. Her rage boiled higher, her throat tightening as though the air itself was mocking her. She had never been laughed at this way. Not in public. Not in private. Not by nobodies.Then, as abruptly as it began, the laughter stopped.Rayna’s smirk returned, calm and deliberate.“I hope you’ve learned something new,” she said, her tone cool, amused. Then she tilted her head slightly. “Now… what do you want this time?”Ava’s lips parted, but no words came. The heat of humiliation clung to her skin, and she refused to give Rayna the satisfaction of an immediate answer.Rayna scoffed at her silence. With a flick of her wrist, she signaled to the girls.“We can’t be late for lectures. Move out, everyone.”The girls stood, scraping their chairs against the cracked floor, and began filing toward the door. Rayna followed, her steps unhurried, her cigarette smoldering between her fingers.As she passed Ava, a hand shot out and grabbed h
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