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Chapter 150: Waiting for explanation

Author: Diza
last update Last Updated: 2025-09-27 00:15:57

Jasper’s POV

If sleeping with Jane and Zoey wasn’t what hurt her most, then what was? My mind races through everything she could have overheard during my conversation with Xavier.

I watch her face as she processes her own words, and I can see the exact moment when the full weight of what Xavier said about her character hits her again. Her expression crumbles slightly, like she’s reliving the pain of hearing herself described as the least nice person in her friend group.

Her shoulders sag with defeat, and she looks smaller somehow, like Xavier’s cruel words have physically diminished her. The fire that was in her eyes just moments ago, when she was yelling at me, starts to fade, replaced by a deep hurt that’s much worse to witness.

“It was what Xavier said about you, wasn’t it?” I ask quietly, even though I already know the answer. “What Xavier said about your character.”

Tara doesn’t respond verbally, but the way she flinches when I mention it tells me everything I need to know. She w
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