Todos los capítulos de Fake dating the School King: Capítulo 91 - Capítulo 95

*Allison's POV* *The next day*Finally, the closing bell echoed through Parkview high.Within seconds, the hallways came alive.Students streamed out of classes chatting excitedly about the couples contest tomorrow.Members of the student council hurried around with clipboards in hand as they directed volunteers.Some students carried folded banners towards the auditorium while others stacked chairs and arranged boxes of decorations.The excitement in the whole school was impossible to ignore.I carried my bag and walked out of the class."Hey princess." Aaron said with a smirk.I jumped immediately.I wasn't expecting him to be at the edge of the door."Oh shit. You startled me." I said as I hit his chest.He laughed."Come on. We have a lot to do today." He said as we walked towards the car park.He opened the passenger door and I entered.He closed the door before walking around to the driver's seat.We headed towards the mall to pick a few last minute things before the contest.A

The confetti continued falling and for a few seconds, I forgot everyone was watching.Still in Aarons embrace, I laughed softly through the tears.Aaron leaned down and whispered."I told you we would be okay."I smiled."We really won."He nodded."We did."The MC laughed into the microphone."I think we should let our winners breathe."The audience chuckled.Reluctantly, Aaron let me go.After a few more congratulation speech, the Principal stepped forward with the judges.A beautiful gold trophy was brought onto the stage.The trophy had an inscription that read "Parkview high couples contest champions."The judges congratulated us.Then the MC announced again."Our champions will receive a $10,000 cash prize along with a future development sponsorship from Briggs estate and our partner organizations, providing mentorship, networking opportunities and support for heir future ambitions."The audience gave a loud round of applause.Mr. Briggs was invited to the stage to present the t

*ONE MONTH LATER*The science lab buzzed with quiet energy. Students were putting the final touches on their graduation projects.The atmosphere was relaxed — laughter mixed with the occasional sigh of relief. Graduation was only days away, and it showed.I finished arranging the last materials on my display board and stepped back, satisfied. My eyes drifted across the room and landed on Liam packing up his own project. I smiled and walked over.“Hey, Liam.”He turned, a genuine smile lightened up his face.“Hey, Allison.”I gestured toward his project. “You did really well out there.”Liam laughed modestly. “I almost forgot half my presentation.”“No one could tell,” I reassured him.He shrugged, packing his notes. “Guess all those practice sessions paid off.”We laughed easily.The conversation felt comfortable — like two friends who had moved on from the past.“I got accepted into the engineering program at State,” he said. “It’s funny. A few months ago, I thought all I’d remem