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Chapter 6 : Secret diary
Ryan tried to find something to get out of their grasp. These two skinny girls have super strength to hold down a guy.
Stella came nearer, hiding her hand in her bag, trying to pull something out. She sat right in front of him, a foot away.
“You are way too confident. Look ‘new face’, I know him more than you do, so beware, heh. You won’t be laughing…” she pulled out a white paper cutter. Its shining blade reflected Ryan’s trembling face. She never wanted to hurt him, but just to scare him off won’t hurt them. She never expected the reaction she got from this boy.
Putting the cutter right in front of him, she swung the blade to land on his face, lightly rubbing it against his pale cheeks, she tried to scare him, “What if I cut your beautiful face, what will you say then,” she smirked as she saw the horror in his eyes.
“…” Ryan remained silent, not responding to anything. His eyes shuddered. He felt his whole bod
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