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CHAPTER ELEVEN: THE LAN EVENT

Author: Yamini Celestial
last update Last Updated: 2025-08-05 20:20:38

CHAPTER ELEVEN: THE LAN EVENT

Dylan's POV

“Hey what's up bro?”

Chase came out from the training center. He was one of my teammates and friends I trusted.

I dapped up Chase. “What's going on brother?”

“You know, we're just chilling. It's almost time for the LAN party, bro.”

I sighed heavily. “Yeah, have you sorted it out?”

Chase nodded. “You have been on a lot of bullshit recently, I can't actually believe you forgot this.”

“Do you think my dad noticed?” I asked. “Your dad?”

“Yeah, I was meant to organize this, you know. I have just been so busy chasing after Seraphina.”

Chase rolled his eyes. “You need to leave her alone. You fucked up and that's it.”

“Don't even mention shit like that to me again,” I bristled, “look, thank you for helping me with this shit. I will be there tonight.”

“Yeah whatever. Pull up with a crate of beer will you?” Chase walked away from me.

“You invited all the football teams right?” I shouted.

“Yeah, the entire school is coming tonight,” he replied back. A gi
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prettyhuns
Dylan is truly a beast
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Dylan is a total asshole and seeing from his POV just made me detest him even more. like ewwwww
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