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Chapter 176

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Jessa

By Tuesday morning, Ridgeville High had transformed.

Streamers in blue and silver hung everywhere. Posters with Go Panthers! covered the hallways. Someone’s speaker was blasting the fight song near the gym, and every third person had glitter on their face like we’d been attacked by a bedazzled raccoon.

Normally, all this spirit-week stuff made me feel invisible and… honestly, out of place.

But today?

It felt electric.

Maybe because I was different this week.

Maybe because everything had changed so fast, and for once it wasn’t bad.

Mariah practically dragged me through the doors. “Okay, Homecoming Week officially begins. Brace yourself for chaos.”

She wasn’t wrong.

The second we walked in, people were buzzing about outfits, after-parties, spirit points, and the pep rally Friday. Everyone’s energy was dialed up to eleven. The whole school felt like it was vibrating.

And then the whispers started.

But they were different than usual.

Not cruel.

Not sharp.

Just… fascinated.

“That’s h
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  • Invisible To Her Bully   Chapter 177

    JessaThe bell over the boutique door chimed when we walked in, and my stomach immediately tied itself into a knot.“Relax,” Mariah murmured beside me. “We’re here on a mission, not to be sacrificed.”“Feels like a sacrifice,” I muttered.The shop was small and kind of cozy, the kind of place that tried really hard not to feel intimidating—soft music, warm lighting, rows of dresses hanging like colorful clouds. The owner, Lydia, looked up from the counter and smiled as soon as she saw us.“There’s my Homecoming girls,” she said. “You’re right on time. Jessa, your dress is ready.”My heart slammed against my ribs.Ready.No more safety net of “we’re still working on it” or “we’ll see how it fits after alterations.” This was it. This was the version I had to face in the mirror.Mariah nudged me forward. “Come on, Cinderella. Let’s see the magic.”I followed Lydia to the back, palms sweating. My dress hung alone on a hook outside the fitting room, protected by a plastic cover like it was

  • Invisible To Her Bully   Chapter 176

    JessaBy Tuesday morning, Ridgeville High had transformed.Streamers in blue and silver hung everywhere. Posters with Go Panthers! covered the hallways. Someone’s speaker was blasting the fight song near the gym, and every third person had glitter on their face like we’d been attacked by a bedazzled raccoon.Normally, all this spirit-week stuff made me feel invisible and… honestly, out of place.But today?It felt electric.Maybe because I was different this week.Maybe because everything had changed so fast, and for once it wasn’t bad.Mariah practically dragged me through the doors. “Okay, Homecoming Week officially begins. Brace yourself for chaos.”She wasn’t wrong.The second we walked in, people were buzzing about outfits, after-parties, spirit points, and the pep rally Friday. Everyone’s energy was dialed up to eleven. The whole school felt like it was vibrating.And then the whispers started.But they were different than usual.Not cruel.Not sharp.Just… fascinated.“That’s h

  • Invisible To Her Bully   Chapter 175

    JacksonThe hallway was barely awake — half the lights still flickering on, kids yawning into their sleeves, lockers slamming open like metal thunder. I wasn’t even fully caffeinated by the time I reached my locker, spinning in the combo out of muscle memory.Another normal morning.Or… whatever qualified as normal now.I was shoving a textbook onto the top shelf when I felt something — a hand sliding around my waist, fingers curling just enough to make my brain stop functioning.I turned, already knowing who it was.Mariah.She leaned against me slightly, her lips curved into a slow, unapologetic smile. “Good morning, QB.”My brain glitched for a second.Because yeah — this was my life now.Mariah Morales casually wrapping herself around me at my locker like it was the most natural thing in the world.“Uh… hey,” I said, and immediately wanted to punch myself for sounding like a stunned idiot.She laughed — soft, warm, and way too pretty for seven-thirty in the morning. Her hand staye

  • Invisible To Her Bully   Chapter 174

    Jessa I woke up smiling.Actually smiling — like, full-face, cheeks-hurt kind of smiling.For a second I didn’t even know why. I just lay there in my bed, staring at the ceiling, feeling… light. And warm. And ridiculously giddy in a way that probably should’ve embarrassed me, but didn’t.Then it hit me.I have a boyfriend.A real one.No trick.No joke.No waiting for the punchline.Noah Carter is my boyfriend.I buried my face in my pillow and squealed — quietly, because Jackson would be obnoxious if he heard me — but still. I squealed. Me. The girl who has literally never squealed in her life unless it involved a spider.Everything felt different. My room. My clothes. The sun. Even the air.It was stupid. It was magical. It was mine.I rolled out of bed and headed to my closet, bracing for the usual morning anxiety:What do I wear?Will it look tight?Will people stare?Will I look bigger today?Will it cling weird?Will I be “the fat girl trying too hard”?But the dread… wasn’t th

  • Invisible To Her Bully   Chapter 173

    NoahBy the time the final bell rang, all I wanted was silence.Not because the day was hard academically — I couldn’t even remember what half my teachers said — but because the whispers were getting under my skin in a way that made me want to break lockers.Jessa and I walked out of the cafeteria together — not holding hands, but close enough that people noticed.Which, apparently, was a crisis.I heard:“Why her?”“He can do better.”“She’s not even that pretty.”“She doesn’t wear makeup.”“Dude, he’s desperate.”Every whispered word felt like it hit me directly, even though the comments were about her.And she heard them too.I could see it in the way her shoulders tensed… relaxed… then tensed again.She was trying so damn hard not to let it show.I hated that for her.I hated that for me.But mostly?I hated that people seemed to think they had some say in who I wanted.Spoiler:They didn’t.⸻Practice rolled around, and the locker room felt loud enough to crack concrete.Jackson

  • Invisible To Her Bully   Chapter 172

    MariahThere are moments where I sit back and think,Damn… my best friend is actually handling this.And today?Jessa was doing exactly that.The whole makeup conversation, the whispers, the sideways comments — she handled it without shrinking into herself. For the first time all year, she wasn’t folding like a cheap lawn chair.I was so proud I could’ve cried.I was leaning forward mid–eye roll at Shane’s rant about contouring when something brushed lightly across the small of my back.Not a hand.Jackson’s hand.He was already sitting beside me — had been since the start of lunch — but now he shifted closer, thumb gliding once before he pulled away like he hadn’t meant to do it.My stomach flipped.I shot him a tiny smirk, one only he could see.He pretended nothing happened, staring hard at his tray like his mashed potatoes had personally offended him.Cute.Very cute.Before I could say anything snarky, Chris brought up Homecoming.“So we’re still on for the group thing, right? Sa

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