All Chapters of More Than a Campus Fling: Chapter 91 - Chapter 100

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Did Tony Get a New Car?

The Following Morning.At 10:00 AM.Lily stood before the expansive wall mirror of the master bathroom, feeling completely in control. Her wine-colored hair cascaded over her shoulders in flawless waves, complementing the vibrant red crop top she wore.Her eyes tracked down the curve of her waist to the sleek black pants hugging her hips, before rising back to her reflection. A confident smile bloomed on her face as she carefully glided a slick coat of lip gloss across her lips.As the gloss caught the light, the vivid memory of the previous evening replayed behind her eyes. She remembered the heavy weight of Tony above her, the relentless, bruising rhythm of him drilling into her until he finally collapsed, releasing inside her.Her smile deepened, turning wicked. She recalled the exact moment he had tried to roll away. She had firmly grabbed his forearms, pinning him down, refusing to let him leave the bed. With a low laugh, she had pushed him flat onto his back, crawling down his s

What the Fuck

Hours Later.Lily’s Chevrolet Colorado rolled down the quiet road leading to the Glass Penthouse on her way home.The woods stretched endlessly on both sides of the road.The evening sun filtered through the trees, scattering patches of gold across the asphalt.Her fingers rested lazily on the steering wheel as she rounded the final bend.Then the penthouse came into view.And so did the vehicle parked in the driveway.Lily's eyes immediately locked onto it.An ash-colored Range Rover Sport.Parked directly behind Tony's blue Escalade V.Her breath caught.The closer she got, the clearer it became.The metallic paint gleamed beneath the sunlight.The body looked flawless.Elegant.Expensive.Beautiful."What the fuck..."The words escaped her before she could stop them.A grin spread across her face.She pulled into the driveway and parked beside it.Her engine died.Silence followed.Lily didn't move for a moment.She simply stared.Then she pushed the door open and stepped out.The

Let's Go

AVA.A Week and Some Days Later.The Glass Penthouse.6:15 PM.I rolled slowly from my left side onto my back, then onto my right, trying to get comfortable. The ache that had been living in my lower back and belly all day refused to leave.A slow breath slipped past my lips.I shifted again, careful, measured, one hand resting beneath my stomach.Another pain hit.Stronger this time.It wrapped around my lower belly and squeezed."Ahhh..."The sound escaped before I could stop it.I shut my eyes and waited.A few seconds later it eased.My chest rose and fell heavily.Then I planted both palms against the mattress and pushed myself upright.My swollen stomach stretched prominently in front of me.Nine months.I swung my legs over the edge of the bed.Slowly.Carefully.The moment my feet touched the floor, I rose up and took a step.Then froze.A strange popping sensation rippled deep inside my pelvis.My eyes widened.A warm gush suddenly rushed down my thighs.Fluid splashed onto t

Look

Moments Later.We pulled into the labor and delivery parking lot.The tires slowed, rolled, then stopped completely.The engine cut off.For a second, everything went quiet except my breathing.Tony turned toward me. “Are you okay?”I nodded quickly, too focused on the contraction tightening through my lower belly to speak properly.“Mmm… mm.”My hand gripped the edge of the seat as another wave built under my ribs.Tony didn’t wait.He opened his door and stepped out.I saw him move around the front of the vehicle through the window, fast but controlled.Then my door opened.Cold air hit my face immediately.A stronger contraction pulled through me.“Ah—”Tony leaned in instantly, one hand steady on my arm.“Easy. I’ve got you.”I shifted forward slowly.Every movement felt heavier than the last.He guided me out carefully until my feet touched the pavement.The moment my weight fully settled on the ground, a sharp pressure shot through my back.I gasped.Tony didn’t let go.He shut

Try Not to Start Any Wars While I’m Gone

TONY.Two Days Later.The Glass Penthouse.8:00 AM.Tony's eyes slowly opened.For a few silent seconds, he simply stared at the ceiling above him.The room was washed in the soft glow of the morning sun filtering through the thin curtains that covered the floor-to-ceiling windows of the master bedroom.He turned his head.Lily was still asleep beside him.Her wine-colored hair spilled messily across one side of her face, a few strands resting against her cheek. Her breathing was slow and steady, her body completely relaxed beneath the blanket.A faint smile tugged at Tony's lips.His gaze lingered on her a moment longer.Then he pushed himself upright.A quiet breath escaped him.His elbows rested briefly on his knees as he stared toward the far corner of the room.He wasn't really looking at anything.His thoughts were elsewhere.Today.Today he would finally get his answer.The message had come in the previous night. The DNA test results were ready. His fingers rose to his hair, b

I'm Pregnant

Moments later, Tony’s car rolled into the teaching hospital parking lot with a slow, controlled ease, the tires cutting through the quiet morning stillness of the Genetics Department wing.He didn’t rush when he parked.He simply aligned the vehicle, killed the engine, and sat for half a second longer than necessary.Still.Silent.Then he pushed the door open.The soft thud of his flip-flops hit the pavement as he stepped out.The air outside felt sharper than he expected.He lowered the wing door, pressed the lock key, and didn’t look back at the car again.His focus was already ahead.The building.The answer.Inside, fluorescent lighting replaced daylight as he walked through the hospital corridors with steady steps.No hesitation.Just movement.A few minutes later, he stood in front of a closed office door.He knocked once.Then twice.A pause.“Come in.”The voice came firm, professional.Tony pushed the door open.The doctor looked up immediately.A polite smile formed on his

This Has Ruined Everything

Tony blinked.For a moment, he simply stared at Lily.Then his eyes slowly lowered to her stomach.His lips parting slightly before his gaze rose back to her face. "Are you sure?" The question came out softer than he intended.His eyes drifted downward again before he lowered himself onto the edge of the bed beside her, the mattress dipping beneath his weight.Lily watched him carefully."Are you annoyed?" Her voice was quiet.Cautious."What?"Tony's eyebrows lifted immediately, small smile appearing on his face, before a short breath escaped him."No."He shook his head. "Why would I be annoyed?"His hand reached for hers as his smile widened. "This is good news. I'm the happiest man alive right now.""You are?" Relief washed visibly across Lily's face. A breath escaped her lips. The tension in her shoulders eased."Yes." Tony nodded.Without thinking, he rested a hand gently against her stomach.His palm lingered there.Warm. Protective. "I've gotten two pieces of good news today.

Good

LILY'S POV After Tony Had Left.She remained motionless on the bed.The bedroom door had barely stopped vibrating from Tony's departure with her eyes fixed on it.Unblinking.The frown on her face lingered.Then finally she looked away.Her gaze swept across the mattress.Searching.The moment she spotted her phone lying near one of the pillows, she reached for it immediately.Her fingers wrapped around the device.The screen lit up.A few taps later, she was already scrolling through her recent calls.Megan.Her thumb pressed the name.The phone rose to her ear.The ringtone echoed softly through the speaker.Lily rose from the bed as she waited.One ring.Two.Then—"Hey." Megan's voice flowed through the speaker.At the same moment, Lily reached the master bathroom door."Hey."Her answer came out barely above a whisper.She pushed the door open.Stepped inside.Then quickly locked it behind her.Lily then walked deeper into the bathroom."Why are we whispering?" Megan asked.Lily

It Does

AVAFour Months LaterFall Semester, Year Two10:00 AM | ACC 2218 — Business Statistics IIThe lecture hall buzzed with the familiar sounds of shifting chairs, turning pages, and the occasional cough.I sat beside Mary in the middle section of the auditorium, my notebook open in front of me.At the front of the hall, the young professor paced slowly across the podium.An ear-to-mouth microphone curved along her cheek as she explained a statistical concept, one hand holding a marker while the other moved through the air to emphasize certain points.My gaze moved between her and my notebook.I scribbled down the points that seemed important while trying to keep up with her pace.A few rows ahead, students typed on laptops while others stared blankly at the board.Eventually the professor turned toward the whiteboard behind her.The squeak of marker against the surface echoed through the hall as she began writing formulas and explanations.I narrowed my eyes slightly, trying to make out

Thank You

Moments later, I pulled into the driveway and slowed the car to a stop beside Lily’s red Chevrolet SUV.The engine idled for a second before I killed it completely.Silence settled.I stepped out, my bag hanging from one shoulder, the strap adjusting slightly as I shut the door behind me. I pressed of my key.With a soft click the car locked.Then I turned toward the front porch.The early afternoon air was calm, brushing lightly against my face as I climbed the steps.Each footstep echoed faintly against the quiet surroundings.At the door, I swiped my access card across the steel handle.A soft beep followed, and a green light flashed before the lock released.I pushed the door open and stepped inside.---The living room was dimmer than outside.Comfortable.Familiar.A muted TV played in the background, the sound lowered to almost nothing.Maggie, our babysitter sat on the couch, relaxed, her attention on the screen.She noticed me instantly and stood up quickly.“Welcome,” she s

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