All Chapters of Teach me to sin II (Sins of the past): Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

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Chapter 89: Eloise’s POV

I stared at the untouched sandwich on my tray, feeling my chest tighten a little more with every passing minute. The cafeteria was too loud today — the clattering trays, the laughter, the shrill gossip echoing between the tables. All of it felt heavier somehow, pressing against my ears until I wanted to scream. I got up and left. Being around people right felt entirely suffocating. I didn’t want to go back to the classroom either but I knew that I had to go somewhere. I let my feet guide me to an old class in a far end block of the school. It was supposed to be a class for the less Intelligent students but so far nobody had bad enough grades to be sent there so it was mostly empty. That was good. I could think clearly with nobody around. Aisha still wasn’t talking to me. It had been three days since our fight, and the silence that followed was worse than the yelling. She avoided my messages, switched seats in class, and never once looked at me in the hallway. Eve

Last Updated : 2025-11-01

Chapter 90: Ruby’s POV

Eloise’s fingers slipped from mine as she started to rise, her eyes darting nervously between Gabrielle and Lindsay. I could see the annoyance in her posture — that instinct to leave, to disappear before things got ugly.I think a part of her was worried about also slapping the shit out of Gabrielle and Lindsay.For a moment, I thought back to moments to times when I didn’t stand up for Eloise even when everything in me wanted to. Not this time. Before she could take another step, I reached out and caught her hand again.“She stays”Those words clearly shocked all three of them.“Ruby…..”Eloise was ready to say something about it would be better if she gave us some privacy but I was not going to hear it. “Sit,” I said quietly, but firmly. The sound of my voice cut through the empty classroom noise like glass cracking. Gabrielle’s smirk faltered, Lindsay’s eyes widened, and Eloise froze mid-motion, her soft brown eyes flicking to me in shock. It wasn’t planned. It wasn’t even

Last Updated : 2025-11-01

Chapter 91: Gabrielle’s POV

I was fuming. Ruby Padre — that smug, fake-smiling little actress — had just looked me dead in the eye and admitted she liked Eloise Perkins.Of all the fucking girls on the planet? Eloise Perkins?! Then she’d had the audacity to warn me not to go after her again. Who did she think she was? The hallway was half-empty now, the fading chatter of students echoing against the marble floors of Heldon High. Lindsay stood beside me, during tense moments, she would usually lay back, filing her nails lazily, but she wasn’t laid back now. I could see the sharpness in her eyes. She was watching Ruby like a hawk, waiting for me to move first. I crossed my arms, chin lifted. “So that’s it?” I said, my tone cool, perfectly measured. “You’re really standing here, telling me that you’ve fallen for her?”“And?”“You’re on drugs aren’t you? You cannot be fucking serious!” Ruby didn’t flinch. Her hands were in the pockets of her pressed uniform trousers, her expression unreadable. “Yes, Gab

Last Updated : 2025-11-01

Chapter 92: Luca’s POV

It was funny how fast the school could turn into a stage when there was drama. The hallway still buzzed with leftover gossip from whatever just went down between Ruby, Gabrielle, and Eloise. People pretended to care about their books, their lockers, their next class — but I could tell everyone was waiting for the next spark to fly. Heldon always ran on fuel made of whispers and envy. I leaned against the marble pillar in the courtyard, watching Ruby storm off, her ponytail slicing through the air like she was cutting ties with every step. Gabrielle stood stiffly beside Lindsay, still fuming, her perfect nails trembling around her phone. The whole picture made me want to laugh. They were so predictable — all of them. Except her. Eloise Perkins. While everyone else was busy performing, she somehow managed to exist quietly. She didn’t seem built for this world of staged perfection, of trophies and gold-trimmed secrets. That’s probably why she intrigued me so much

Last Updated : 2025-11-01

Chapter 93: Aisha’s POV

The headache was the first thing I felt that morning. The kind that doesn’t just throb behind your eyes — it spreads, slow and punishing, through your whole skull until it feels like the room itself is vibrating.I don’t know how anyone can be an alcoholic if the hangovers are this bad. The light was cruel. I groaned, dragging the pillow over my face and wishing the world would go away. My throat felt dry, my tongue bitter with last night’s solo drunken spree. I didn’t even remember falling asleep. But I remembered the fight. The fight with Hadiza. The way someone said Eloise’s name. And then, like a blade sliding cleanly through fog, the memory came back. The secret. Oh, God. I sat up too fast. The room spun violently, and my stomach lurched. I pressed my hand over my mouth, eyes wide, heartbeat climbing into my throat. No. No, no, no. Please tell me I didn’t. My phone lay face-down on the nightstand, its screen lighting up with notifications. I grabbed it with shaking

Last Updated : 2025-11-02

Chapter 94: Eloise’s POV

The afternoon sun was lazy — the kind that made the courtyard shimmer gold and stretch time until everything felt slow. School had ended an hour ago, and most of the students were already gone. Their laughter and chatter faded into the distance as I sat on the stone steps outside the main hall, checking my phone for the tenth time. Tristan:Wait for me. I’ll pick you up today. Don’t walk home. No explanation. Just that. I sighed and tucked the phone back into my bag. It wasn’t unusual for him to be protective — overly protective, maybe — but lately it had gotten worse. Ever since the whole incident with Ruby and her beautiful power bike and the little argument that followed.It’s whatever.I just wanted to be home. I looked down the path that led to the parking lot. No sign of him yet. “Miss Perkins?.” I turned at the sound of my teacher’s voice — not my regular one, though. Mr. Julius Red, the new substitute for Ms. Belinda was standing there, hands in his pockets, his tie

Last Updated : 2025-11-02

Chapter 95: Gabrielle’s POV

The palace was too damn quiet. For whatever reason, everybody had other places that they needed to be. The one time that I would have appreciated a little noise.Even Orion Black’s grating voice would do.I don’t know what Lindsay sees in him to be honest.Every tick of the clock made my skin itch. I was pacing, barefoot, the hem of my silk robe dragging across the marble floors as the maid hovered behind me like a nervous ghost. “Why are you still standing there?” I snapped, glaring at her reflection in the mirror. “Did I ask you to just stand there and stupidly watch me?” She flinched and mumbled something about folding my clothes. “Get out,” I said flatly. She froze. “I said get the hell out!” The words came sharper than I meant them to, but I didn’t care. My pulse was still thundering in my throat. Lindsay sighed and calmly told the girl to excuse us.I was fuming. The nerve of Ruby Padre. Fuck me and my father?The audacity. The maid scurried out, nearly tripping over

Last Updated : 2025-11-03

Chapter 96: Eloise’s POV

By the time I got to the school gates, I could still hear Alex’s voice echoing in my head. “Eloise, talk to her. Don’t let her run away this time. She is your friend and she’s hurt because she fell for someone who didn’t feel the same. But still try to save the friendship if you can” He’d said it so simply, like it was just another piece of advice between coffee and sarcasm. But it had stuck. The idea of talking to Aisha—after everything—felt like peeling off a scab just to watch it bleed again. Still, he wasn’t wrong.I had given Aisha a few days to calm down but we needed to talk. That was supposed to be the beginning of healing, right? The morning sun glared off the school’s glass walls, too bright for how heavy my chest felt. Students milled around the courtyard, their chatter bubbling, sharp, full of that teenage electricity that made gossip travel faster than sound. I didn’t think much of it—until I noticed how many eyes seemed to follow me. It started small. A whisper

Last Updated : 2025-11-03

Chapter 97: Eloise’s POV

My chest wouldn’t stop tightening. I stared at the phone screen again, praying the words would rearrange themselves, turn into something else—anything else. But they didn’t. They stayed exactly the same. Each line burned into me like acid, each word twisting deeper until all I could hear was the static in my head. > Eloise’s mom’s a total junkie. > She never knew her dad till recently. > Turns out he’s gay. My vision blurred. I couldn’t tell if I was shaking or if the world was. The noise in the classroom grew dim, voices muffled and distant, like they were behind glass. I couldn’t breathe. My hand clutched the edge of the desk, knuckles white, lungs refusing to open. It felt like drowning—except I was fully awake, trapped in my own body. Someone said my name. Ruby, maybe. But I couldn’t focus. My chest kept jerking, air coming in sharp, shallow gasps that made me feel dizzy. “Eloise—hey, hey, breathe.” Her hand touched my arm. I jerked away instin

Last Updated : 2025-11-03

Chapter 98: Elijah Mason’s POV

The first thing I noticed wasn’t her crying. It was the sound of it. Soft at first, like the wind was struggling to breathe. Then louder. Raw.By the time I opened the rooftop door, Eloise Perkins was sitting on the ground with her knees pulled to her chest, her face buried in her hands. Her whole body trembled. For a second, I didn’t move. There was something painfully human about seeing someone crumble like that.Almost like a mirror held up to all the times I’d done the same thing in private, when no one was supposed to see. I cleared my throat lightly. “Eloise?” Her head jerked up, eyes red and swollen. “Go away.” The words were sharp, but her voice broke halfway through them. I didn’t move. “I said go away!” she snapped again, hugging her knees tighter. I walked closer, careful, keeping a little distance. “I’m not here to lecture you. Just… breathe. You’re shaking.” She laughed bitterly, rubbing her arm across her face. “No kidding.” The wind tugged at her hair,

Last Updated : 2025-11-03

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