PROFESSOR SIN
I stiffened.
A group of girls stood by the fountain …hair glossy, lips painted, laughter sharp as razors. I knew them. Everyone did. They were the daughters of senators, CEOs, ministers. Girls who smiled sweetly in selfies and spat poison the second the camera clicked off. The elite. The untouchables.
They called themselves Sassy. God knows why.
And in the middle of them, like a rose among thorns, was my sister.
Nina.
Her arms were crossed, an awkward smile curling her lips. “Guys, stop. She’s just…you know. Quiet.”