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Yeah, Bitch—Run
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2026-04-15 18:51:50
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More Than a Campus Fling I’m Coming
The Following Day.A One-bedroom Apartment Off Campus.MEGAN’S POV. LILY'S FRIEND.Megan stirred awake with a soft groan, her body stretching lazily against the sheets as a yawn slipped past her lips. The early morning light filtered through the thin curtains beside her bed, brushing softly against her skin. Her eyes blinked open slowly, adjusting, before instinctively darting toward her phone resting on the nightstand.She rolled onto her side, reaching for it, her fingers brushing against the screen. It lit up instantly.“7:14…” she muttered under her breath, her voice thick with sleep as she exhaled softly.She let the phone drop onto the bed beside her and pushed herself upright, a low grunt escaping her lips again as she sat there for a moment, shoulders slightly slumped, her gaze unfocused as it drifted toward the window.For a few seconds, she didn’t move.Then she stood.Her steps were slow but deliberate as she made her way into the bathroom.Minutes later, she stepped back i
More Than a Campus Fling Who Dropped You Off?
I walked through the driveway of the penthouse, my shoes crunching softly against the gravel, each step louder than I wanted it to be. My eyes lifted to the structure ahead, the floor-to-ceiling glass reflecting the trees, the sky, and everything beyond. Why does it always feel like I’m walking into something I can’t escape from? I tightened my jaw, pushing the thought down as I stepped onto the front porch.I reached into my pocket, fingers brushing against the smooth plastic of my access key card before pulling it out. I swiped it against the access control reader.The door chimed. A green light blinked.My breath slipped out quietly.I wrapped my hand around the door handle, turning it slowly, stepping into the house and shutting the door gently behind me.I stepped into the living room— and froze.Tony.Standing by the floor-to-ceiling glass wall, his back half-turned, his gaze fixed outside— on the driveway… on the road beyond it. Watching.My heart dropped into my stomach. He sa
More Than a Campus Fling You’re Welcome
We walked side by side along the corridor outside the library, our footsteps echoing softly against the polished floor. Heads continued to turn. Eyes continued to follow. I tried to keep my gaze forward, but it was impossible not to notice the way people slowed down as we passed.“Thank you,” I said again, turning my head toward him.“There’s no need for that,” he replied easily, a gentle smile settling on his face. “It was the right thing to do.” His lips curved a little more. “I should be the one thanking you… for giving me the chance to put those dickheads in their place.”I blinked, caught off guard for a second. He’s… joking? A small, reluctant smile tugged at my lips.We kept walking, the corridor stretching ahead of us. When we reached the end and the stairs leading down to the parking lot came into view, I slowed slightly, turning to him with a small smile.“I think I’ll be fine now. Thank you so much. You can head back.”He nodded once, his expression calm. “I know you’re fin
More Than a Campus Fling Isn’t That Noah Anderson?
“I want you to shut your fucking mouth and say nothing!” she barked immediately, her face twisting into a hard frown. I froze, my body going still again.“If you had any common sense, any decency, you wouldn’t have come home for Christmas after how we treated you at Thanksgiving. Don’t you get the message yet? We don’t want you here anymore.” Each word landed heavily in my chest, pressing down harder than the last. My fingers curled into the bedsheets beneath me.“You’ve brought nothing but shame and disappointment to this family. Now my sister is using you to mock us right at our dining table. Your father can’t even bear to look at you anymore.” That one hurt the most. My throat tightened painfully as I swallowed. I noticed.“If you know what’s right for you,” she continued, her voice colder now, sharper, “don’t make the mistake of coming here during your next break or holiday.” She turned toward the door, pausing just slightly before adding, “Because I promise you, I won’t let yo
More Than a Campus Fling There’s Nothing I Can Do About It.
TWO WEEKS LATER. AVA'S FAMILY HOUSE. My eyes parted slowly, settling on the ceiling of my childhood room as I lay on my back, my chest rising and falling in a quiet rhythm. For a moment, I didn’t move. I just stared. Then— I turned slowly onto my side, the sheets shifting softly beneath me as my gaze drifted toward the window. Pale morning light filtered in, calm. It had no idea what kind of weight sat in my chest. A yawn tore through my throat as I stretched, my muscles stiff. From outside my door, I could already hear movement— footsteps passing in the hallway, muffled voices overlapping. Of course… it’s Christmas. Everyone’s awake. Everyone’s happy. I pushed myself up slowly, my feet meeting the cold floor, and walked toward the small mirror hanging beside my window. I stopped in front of it, staring at my reflection. My black hair was scattered messily across my face, my eyes dull, my expression drained. I let out a slow breath, my gaze lingering on my reflection, and then m
More Than a Campus Fling Who Are These People?
Over an hour later.The Fourth Quarter.The roar of the stadium pressed faintly against the glass, like a distant storm I could see but not fully hear.I remained in the private room Tony had left me, leaning back into the leather seat, eyes fixed on the field below, fingers curled against the armrest. Forty thousand people screaming… and I’m up here alone.Of course I am.Tony wouldn’t do anything halfway. This room— just for me.My gaze tracked every movement on the field— the clash of bodies, the sharp turns, the desperate runs. The Northgate Bulls were ahead. Barely. And time was slipping away.From Tony.From the Blackwood Titans.I could feel it.Come on, Tony… you’re running out of time." I whispered.The clock bled seconds.Then—A sudden click.The door behind me opened.My head snapped over my shoulder so fast my neck tightened. What—?Three girls.I blinked once, slowly. I thought Tony had made arrangements for this room to be set aside for just me tonight. My eyes narrowed
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