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Move In With Me

作者: Tummy
last update publish date: 2026-07-10 22:22:32
If someone vanishes inside this academy, does the concrete under the foundation bury the truth forever? The thought didn't feel dark anymore; it felt like a tactical option as I stared at Cassian.

He didn’t move, the mother-fucker didn't even blink. He just sat there, dead-eyed, draped lazily across the large leather couch like an ancient king on a throne of bones. A heavy gold ring on his index finger caught the light as he slowly tapped it against his knee. Tap. Tap. Tap.

The steady, rhyth
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    I didn't just walk out of that luxury suite; I slammed my way into the corridor, my chest heaving so hard the medical binder beneath my jersey felt ready to snap. "What does he mean, move in with him?" I hissed under my breath, my voice echoing off the elegant timber-paneled walls. "The absolute nerve. Who does he think he is? Some kind of king? He's losing his mind." I marched down the immaculate hallway, my sneakers aggressively pounding into the plush carpet. I reached the heavy glass entry doors of the private residential block and shoved them open, letting them slam back against the frame with a violent rattle. "Arrogant, power-tripping piece of work," I muttered, crossing the courtyard at a furious pace. My face was hot, my jaw locked tight enough to crack a tooth. A group of players lounging by the fountain stopped talking, their eyes tracking my frantic, shouting exit. "What the fuck are you looking at?" I snarled, spinning on my heel to glare directly at a towering j

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    The double doors of the senior boys’ hostel didn’t just open; they banged against the concrete walls as I kicked them through. The communal lounge area smelled exactly like what it was: a containment grid for hundreds of exhausted, aggressive teenagers. Stained linoleum floors, peeling paint, and a permanent cloud of cheap body spray hung heavy in the air. This dismal building was a far cry from the glossy brochures Blackridge Academy sent out to the public. Dozens of heads snapped toward me. Boys lounging on the saggy, vinyl sofas stopped mid-sentence. A ping-pong ball clattered across the floor, completely forgotten. "Where is Cassian?" I demanded, my voice ringing off the low ceiling. Silence blanketed the room, thick and heavy. No one answered. They just stared at me with a mixture of disbelief and mocking amusement. "Look who it is," a varsity rower whispered from a corner booth, leaning over to nudge his friend. "The walking dead." "I told him several times," another voice

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