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BREAKING FREE

three couples find themselves entangled in a web of difficulties, unaware that their closest allies harbor secrets and betrayal. as enemies lurk in the shadows, disguised as trusted friends and loved ones, the characters, must navigate a maze of deception. unraveling the truth becomes a treacherous journey, blurring the lines between Ally and adversary. in a world trust is a scarce commodity, the couples must confront the shocking reality that their greatest threats lie within their inner circle. "breaking free" is a suspenseful narrative where the pursuit of love and survival takes unexpected twists, leaving readers on the edge of their seats, questioning whom to trust in the intricate dance of deception.

Priyanka84 · Teen
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50 Chs

chapter fifteen - Hotheaded Lisa Ignored

In the morning, Rachael emerged from her room and noticed Lisa leaving for school. Despite Rachael's attempt to call her, Lisa Ignored her, not sparing a glance.

 "She's so Hotheaded and never listens," Rachael muttered to herself while pouring coffee into a cup.

 

Lisa's P.O.V.

In school, I encountered the first people to welcome me, and unfortunately, it was this nutjob.

 "Great, just great," I thought

 "Welcome back, beauty. Why didn't you come to school yesterday?" Inigo asked.

 "None of your business," I replied.

 "I'm sure you were scared of me," he proudly stated, making me roll my eyes.

 "In your dreams. I'll never be scared of you, not in this life or the next," I retorted, but he smiled.

 "Okay, no problem. We'll see about it," he said, still smiling.

His smile sent goosebumps crawling on my skin as I walked away, looking back to ensure nothing was happening behind me, yet everything felt normal- like the calm before the storm.

About to turn a corner, I heard Inigo call out.

 "Phew… I was beginning to wonder why everywhere felt calm. I knew this fool would never have let me walk away," I thought as I turned and smiled at him.

 "What do you want?" I asked, prepared for whatever he had in mind.

 "The truck disposing trash will soon be on its way to the incinerator," he said

I was actually disappointed, expecting something more.

 "When did you become a messenger? I think you're getting old in plotting. Your tactics are too outdated," I remarked, walking away but not failing to notice him smiling.

Either something is about to happen, or he's just a fool.