로그인Alicia stared at her reflection in the mirror, watching as her eyes flickered between purple and brown. The shift was subtle but unmistakable, like a pulse of color moving through her irises before fading back to their normal shade.She leaned closer to the mirror, her fingers gripping the edges of the sink.It happened again.Purple.Then brown.Her breathing slowed as she forced herself to calm down. Panicking hadn’t helped earlier, and it certainly wouldn’t help now. Still, the sight unsettled her in a way she couldn’t explain.Her eyes had never done that before.Not once.Alicia lifted a hand and lightly touched beneath one eye as if that might somehow reveal what was wrong. Her reflection stared back at her with the same confusion she felt inside.What is happening to me?The question echoed in her mind, heavy and unanswered.She had calmed down compared to earlier, but the fear hadn’t disappeared. It lingered quietly in the back of her thoughts, like a shadow she couldn’t escap
A while ago… Raymond walked into the room he shared with Alicia, already loosening the tension in his shoulders as he prepared to take his medication and lie down for a short nap. The day had drained him more than usual, and all he wanted was a few minutes of quiet. He had expected to see Alicia somewhere in the room perhaps studying, scrolling through her phone, or simply lying on her bed. Instead, the moment he stepped inside, his eyes landed on someone else. A girl. She was sitting comfortably on his bed as though she belonged there, one leg crossed over the other, looking entirely too relaxed in a place she had no business being. The very girl he had been deliberately avoiding. Raymond’s expression hardened instantly. “What are you doing here?” he asked coldly, his voice carrying clear disinterest. The girl smiled, unfazed by his tone. “I came to see you, obviously,” she replied lightly, shifting slightly on the bed as if settling in more comfortably. Raymond said nothin
“Hey, Kevin.”Kevin lifted his gaze the moment Alicia called his name. His eyes locked onto hers, but no words came. He simply stood there, staring as if her sudden appearance had wiped every coherent thought from his mind.Alicia tilted her head, studying him.“Should we just continue staring at each other?” she asked quietly.The teasing note in her voice finally snapped him out of it.Kevin let out a soft breath. “Oh…”He stepped aside and opened the door wider, silently allowing her in. As he did, he caught sight of several curious faces lingering in the hallway. A few students pretended to walk past, but their attention was clearly fixed on the two of them.Kevin knew exactly why.They had heard everything earlier.Alicia walked into the room and stopped in the middle.Her gaze swept around briefly, taking in the small space. Almost immediately, she noticed Kevin’s roommate wasn’t there.Perfect.Kevin returned to his desk and sat down, picking up the book he had been reading ear
Alicia and Kevin walked side by side toward the cafeteria. As they neared the entrance, Alicia’s shoulder brushed against someone passing by. Before she could even turn to look, the person had already moved past her, walking briskly as though carried away by the wind. She stopped abruptly. Kevin, who had walked a few steps ahead, turned back when he noticed she wasn’t beside him anymore. “You should keep walking, Alicia,” he called. Without thinking much about it, she continued forward and matched Kevin’s pace again. “We should go outside to eat after we get our food,” Kevin suggested. Alicia didn’t particularly care where they ate. At that moment, all she wanted was to hear whatever Kevin had to say. They reached the food counter and ordered their meals. Alicia chose a sandwich with a milkshake, while Kevin ordered fried chicken, a few slices of pizza, and a soda. With their trays in hand, they walked toward the back entrance of the cafeteria that opened to a wide grassy fiel
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Alicia quickly looked away, pretending she didn’t notice the confusion tightening Raymond’s jaw. Her heartbeat sprinted wildly, like footsteps fleeing through a silent, empty hallway.She swallowed, clutching her blanket as though it could protect her from her own thoughts.Raymond shut the door behind him, slow but fierce, the sound echoing in the dorm room. His gaze stayed locked on her face, like he was peeling back the surface of her skin in search of the truth she was trying desperately to hide.“What happened?” His voice was calm… too calm. A calm that warned storms were coming.Alicia forced a light laugh, but it trembled like leaves in the wind. “Nothing. I just… spaced out.”She hoped the lie would dissolve into the air and he wouldn’t notice. But Raymond didn’t speak. Instead, he took a step closer, shadows crawling across his handsome features, the kind of shadows that whispered danger.For a heartbeat, Alicia thought he’d demand answers, questions she had no answers to. Bu
“Not everyone is what they seem.”Alicia repeated the sentence over and over in her head, her footsteps echoing lightly through the busy hallway. She didn’t even realize she’d said it aloud until heads turned, curious glances, raised brows, whispers that weren’t subtle at all.She froze.What is ev
Alicia stood in the middle of Kevin’s room, the faint scent of aftershave and disinfectant hanging in the air. Her brows furrowed as her gaze settled on him, he was too calm, too unreadable.“You won’t tell me what happened?” she asked quietly, her voice soft but laced with curiosity.Kevin’s eyes
Alicia slipped through the back door of the lecture room, heart pounding in her chest like she had just committed a crime. The room was already half full, the lecturer, was scribbling furiously on the whiteboard with one hand while speaking in a thick, rolling accent that swallowed some words and c
Raymond stepped out of the room like a man who owned the building. His strides were steady, his expression unreadable, and yet students melted out of his path without needing a word. Some drifted into corners, pretending to be engaged in conversation. Others simply crossed to the far end of the cor







