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Kael

Author: Deedee
last update Huling Na-update: 2025-08-16 15:24:17

Kael's POV

I tossed and turned throughout the night and barely slept. The memory of Arian stepping back when I leaned in tormented me. The way his eyes darted away from mine kept replaying in my head like some cruel repeated movie.

I tried to justify why he rejected me but none of it made sense. The last time I checked, he was feeling it too. So what the fuck was his problem?

To be honest, I wanted to avoid him but by the time the sun came up, I’d made up my mind. Avoiding him wasn’t an option.

I needed him to get into the book club. I need him to award me as the best member. And I need him to feel me too. You know what I mean right?

I put on my big boy pants and drove straight to his house. If I want him to feel me, I have to suffocate him with my presence. That way, I will be the only one on his mind.

“Nice idea, Kael,” I smiled as I commended myself.

Honking lightly, I watched him run out like he was expecting someone else. He looked surprised when he saw me.

“Forgot somethin
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