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Chapter 28: The cheerleader

Author: Mokhethea
last update publish date: 2026-04-24 09:46:30

ZAIRE’S POV

“Don’t call my phone telling me nonsense,” my aunt snapped from the kitchen, her voice sharp enough to cut through the whole house. “Why don’t you call him yourself?”

I hurried down the stairs, my schoolbag slung over my shoulder, the strap digging into my palm the tighter I gripped it. I already knew who she was talking to before I even turned the corner.

“Do whatever you want,” she continued. “That’s my sister’s son. He’ll stay here with me if he wants.”

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