Five Years Ago There were only five study sessions left. I knew because I counted them every Wednesday and Thursday. "Five more," I said softly, sliding my pencil back into its case like it was something important. "Then you're free from me forever." Nico leaned back in his chair, arms crossed, eyes flicking from the worksheet to me. "You say that like it's some prison sentence." I smiled. "You act like it is." The library was quieter than usual. It was late, later than we normally stayed—and the sun had already dipped below the windows, leaving the room dim. I stacked my notes neatly. He never did. His papers were a mess, half folded, half shoved into his bag. Boys can be so carefree. "I should go," I said, glancing at the clock. "My parents don't like when I'm too late." Nico stood up slowly and looked out the tall library windows. "It's dark." "I know," I said. "I walk home all the time. It's not that bad." He turned to look at me. "I'll drive you." I blinked. "O
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