LOGIN"Take off your glasses, Lyric," Gavin whispered, his breath tickling her ear. Lyric's heart raced as she hesitated, her fingers trembling on the frames. She gestured, <<Why?>> Gavin's smile was sly, "Because, babe, I want to corrupt that innocent mouth of yours. And I don't want anything getting in the way." ### Lyric Spencer, a mute and introverted nerd, is the target of relentless bullying at school. But when her best friend dares her to write her New Year's wish and hand it to Santa, Lyric's life takes a dramatic turn. Her wish? To lose her virginity to Gavin Hawkins, the school's notorious bad boy and star hockey player. Gavin, known for his one-night stands and unmatched charm, is nicknamed "The Wall" for his prowess on and off the ice. When Santa hands him Lyric's note, he's shocked to discover the quiet, curvy girl he's had his eye on wants him too. Gavin proposes a deal: he'll grant Lyric's wish if she tutors him. But as they spend more time together, Lyric's innocence and intelligence captivate Gavin, threatening to upend their initial agreement. Will Lyric become just another conquest, or will Gavin find himself craving more?
View MoreChapter 92:Gavin POV: You'll watch I was so lost in thought that I barely noticed the drive. I ended up taking a taxi to Iris’s house that evening. My mind was tangled with one person—Lyric. I wanted to talk to her. Apologize. Hold her. Tell her I was sorry. But I couldn’t. Aunt Stephanie had made her decision, and until I proved her wrong, I had to respect it. I pulled up to the Apatow estate, killed the engine, and walked through the front gate. In the garden, I found Iris and her parents seated around a glass table, wine glasses in hand, dressed like they were expecting guests—not lounging at home. &nb
Chapter 91:You abandoned her "G-Gavin…" At the sound of his name, Gavin was overcome with emotion. Tears welled up in his eyes until I could no longer see their color—just a glistening blur of pain and relief. "Yes, baby," he choked out, his voice cracking as he cupped my face gently in his hands. He brushed a few strands of hair away from my forehead and whispered, "Say my name again, baby. Please." My heart pounded so hard it echoed in my ears. The room spun slightly as anxiety took over. I hesitated—what if I couldn't make a sound again? "You can do it," he urged softly, nodding with encouragement. "You’ve said it twice already. Just one more time, baby. One more."
LYRIC SPENCER POV "Lyric." I heard a familiar voice call out to me—Gavin. My eyes opened instantly, and I frantically searched the room for him. But he wasn’t there. Nobody was. I was alone. An IV line ran into my arm, a cast weighed down my right leg. I tried to raise it, but the pain shot straight to my brain. I gave up the idea instantly. I might have sprained my ankle—or even broken a bone. But instead of my leg, the memory of Gavin kissing Emilia played on repeat in my head. Like rain bursting from swollen clouds, I erupted into tears. Loud and unashamed. "Lyric, baby," my aunt rushed in and pulled my upper body into her arms. I buried myself in her chest, wrapping my arms tightly around her.
Chapter 89: I am sorry Lyric's POV Two Months Later The days flew faster than time itself. It felt like I was being swallowed whole by a volcano. I was back to ignoring Gavin Hawkins in the hallway—though I didn’t really need to. He avoided me too. Completely. Like we never happened. Not even a glance. That hurt more than the breakup. It hurt so much that I ran out of math class just to cry in the bathroom. Aunt was right—it was too early. We were too young. Without Alessio’s threat looming over us, life went back to normal. Aunt even got a new job that paid better. But the school play moved slowly. Too slowly. It was harder than ever to watch Gavin and Emilia act like lovers. They got the lead roles. He had auditioned for something else, but somehow still ended up as Mr. Darcy. I was cast as one of Elizabeth’s sisters—a character rewritten as mute, for diversity. And Viktor, he played Liam—Mr. Darcy’s second cousin. Today was the day I’d been






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