It had been a few weeks since the chaos with Raya, Ava, and the night that nearly destroyed everything.School had resumed, but it felt different—tense, quiet, like everyone was waiting for the next disaster.I kept thinking about pressing charges. Feyi and Ava needed a lesson. Even if Ava’s father could free her in minutes, at least it would leave a mark, a reminder that actions had consequences.But for reasons only Raya knew, she let it slide, pretending her life hadn't been hung by a thread. I didn’t understand it, and part of me was frustrated.Raya stayed away for several days, careful, distant. Noah was nowhere to be found, and no one asked too loudly.Ava, by contrast, moved differently. I watched her navigating the halls, approachable, human, far from the untouchable girl we’d all feared.When her breakup with Noah happened the next day, it hit hard. Whispers followed her like shadows, stares pricked at her, and judgment hung in the air. My chest tightened just watching her.
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