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Chapter Forty-One — Jason's POV

Author: Gracie.E
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She said she didn’t know.

Those three words have been stuck in my head all day, looping over and over like a broken record.

Do you like me?

“I don’t know.”

It wasn’t a no.

And for someone like me, who’s used to every girl in this school either saying yes or pretending they don’t care when they actually do, hearing “I don’t know” from Lila felt like the most honest answer I’ve ever gotten.

But it also messed me up. Because if she doesn’t know… then what the hell am I supposed to do?

In history class, I didn’t hear a word the teacher said. I just sat there, doodling in the margins of my notebook while stealing glances at Lila two rows ahead.

She kept her head down, hair falling like a curtain, chewing on her pen the way she always does when she’s nervous.

And I couldn’t help wondering if she was nervous because of me.

God, I hoped so.

At practice after school, the guys noticed something was off.

“Yo, Cole,” Ryan called, smirking as he tossed the ball to me. “Why do you look like somebod
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