Kicked Out Midterm

Hera felt he had owed Kioven by crying on his shoulders. Not only was he right to say she’d feel much better if she would stop taking everything in, but he had also comforted her when no one else had. She knew she had splattered some words then, and she’d be a fool to deny it. Although she was glad Kioven’s not mentioning any of it when they see each other in their room or in the corridors, she was still doing everything she could to avoid having a single contact with him.

For two weeks she crafted excuses whenever Kioven’s calling her and ran as far away in the opposite direction, either saying she has left something or else in need to take the comfort room. Kioven was no fool to not notice her gestures, and he had texted her to imply that he understood where she’s coming from, but if she wouldn’t talk to him, he wouldn’t know what to do with her, once again, failing performance. In fact, she had already taken detention for three nig