All Chapters of A Tutor For My Bully : Chapter 81 - Chapter 90

Adrienne's POVI stared at Camila's message for what felt like forever. I'm scared of what will happen if you find out.My first instinct was to call her, my second was to ask what she was talking about. But I remembered her other message. Please don't ask me about it tomorrow.So I didn't. I simply typed: You don't have to tell me anything you're not ready to say.I watched the typing bubble appear. Disappear. Appear again. Then her reply came. Thank you.I smiled faintly. Whatever she was hiding, I wasn't going to force it out of her. If it took time, I'd give her time. If she needed space, I'd give her space.But I wasn't giving up on her, not yet.>>>>>>>>Camila's POVI put my phone down and stared at the ceiling. I shouldn't have sent that message. Now Adrienne would be curious. He'd start asking questions. And eventually, he'd discover everything.I closed my eyes. My parents had always planned my future. They had always told me what was best.Who I should associate with, what

Camila's POVThe room went quiet after Dad asked the question.“Who is Adrienne?”I swallowed. I hadn't meant to say his name. “I... I was talking about someone at school.” Mom looked at me for a moment before smiling softly.“Your father isn't asking because he's angry, sweetheart.” Dad sighed. “We're not trying to pressure you.”I looked at him. “Then why are you talking about marriage already?” “You're still in school,” he said. “Nobody is asking you to get married tomorrow.”I blinked. “Then what is this?” Mom lifted the envelope.“It's simply an invitation. His family wants both families to have dinner sometime this weekend.” I stared at it.“That's all?” “That’s all.” Dad nodded.“We thought it would be nice for you to meet him properly. Nothing is decided.” I released a breath I didn't realize I'd been holding.“So I can say no?” “Yes.” Dad's answer came immediately. “If you meet him and you don't like him, you don't have to continue anything.”I looked at Mom. She nodded.“You

Akira’s POV I couldn't stop smiling. Maybe it was because Justin had been reinstated on the hockey team, maybe it was because things between us had become so easy lately. Or maybe it was simply because I was in love. I sat beside Justin during lunch, my shoulder pressed against his as we shared a sandwich. “You're eating my food again,” he complained. I looked at him innocently. “Your food tastes better.” “You said that yesterday.” “And I'll say it tomorrow.” He laughed and shook his head. I smiled at him. There was something about the way Justin looked at me lately. His eyes always seemed softer whenever we were alone. “You're staring,” I whispered. “So?” “So it's embarrassing.” “I don't care.” I rolled my eyes, but I couldn't stop smiling. Justin reached underneath the table and took my hand. “I'm glad I'm back on the team,” he said. “Me too.” “Mostly because I get to see you waiting for me after practice.” I laughed softly. “You're so cheesy.” “And you love it.” I lo

Justin’s POVI sat alone outside Coach's office. My cheek still hurt. My lip was swollen. But none of that mattered.Akira's face kept replaying in my mind. I don't know which parts were real.I lowered my head. Coach opened the door.“Come in.” I stood. Inside, he pointed toward the chair.“Sit.” I did.He studied me for a long moment.“I heard what happened.” I swallowed. “I'm sorry.”“That's not what I asked.” I looked up.“Then what do you want me to say?” “The truth.” I froze. Coach leaned back.“I don't care about the fight as much as I care about what caused it.” I looked away. “I made a mistake.” “What kind of mistake?” I didn't answer.“Justin.” I closed my eyes.“I approached Akira because of Kael.” Coach's expression didn't change. “And why?” “Revenge.”The word felt disgusting coming out of my mouth. Coach stared at me.“You deliberately got close to a girl to hurt another player?” “Yes.” “And then?”I swallowed. “I fell in love with her.” Coach sighed. “That doesn't erase

Kael’s POVI couldn't stop thinking about Justin's words.You might understand why I hated you enough to destroy the person you loved.What the hell had I done to him? I knew Justin didn't like me. That wasn't exactly a secret. But I'd always assumed it was because of hockey.Competition, Pride. Maybe something stupid I'd done at school. I never imagined it went deeper than that.I found him alone behind the school after classes, he was sitting on the steps, staring at the ground. I stopped a few feet away.“You wanted me to know.” Justin looked up.“I said I might tell you.” “You can't say something like that and expect me to walk away.” He gave a humorless laugh.“You always were impatient.” I frowned.“Don't start.” He looked away. “For once, Kael, listen.” I folded my arms. “I'm listening.” Justin took a deep breath.“There was a time when I thought you had everything.” I didn't understand. “What does that mean?”“You had friends. Teachers liked you. People admired you. You were g