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The School Heathrob's Fantasy Girl

Kilin, an adventurous and fearless high school senior, has always lived life on her terms. She had an insatiable appetite for excitement and a reputation for pushing boundaries. One fateful night, Kilin receives a direct message that changes everything. It's Wyatt, the heartthrob of the school, asking her to be his girlfriend. Overwhelmed with excitement and disbelief, Kilin's heart leaps at the chance to be with the guy she's secretly admired from afar. Despite never having spoken to him, she decides to take the leap and agrees to his proposal. Monday morning arrives, and Kilin can barely contain her excitement as she walks over to Wyatt's desk, carrying a well-intentioned surprise breakfast. However, what Kilin expects to be a romantic encounter quickly turns into a heart-wrenching realisation. Instead of a warm embrace or sweet words, Wyatt crushes her dreams in an instant. As Wyatt stands up, Kilin's heart races with anticipation, but her hopes are shattered when he cups her face not for a passionate kiss, but to deliver a devastating blow. "Don't be silly," he coldly utters, "You will never be my type." In that moment, Kilin finds herself unceremoniously dumped, her heart aching from the cruel rejection.

Faith_Andru · Teen
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60 Chs

Voting for prefects

Kilin's footsteps echoed through the empty school halls as she walked towards her classroom with her frustration with her mother still lingering in her mind. She clutched her backpack tightly in annoyance she continued walking fast. She passed by the vending machine and got a cup of coffee to wake her up so she wouldn't sleep in class.

Just as she turned a corner, Ross appeared out of nowhere, a mischievous smile playing on his lips. He reached out and swiftly snatched her school bag from her shoulder, his tall frame towering over her petite figure. Kilin's eyes widened in disbelief.

"Ross, what are you doing? Give it back to me," she demanded, attempting to get her school bag back. Her voice carried a mix of annoyance and anger.

But Ross, despite not being that close seemed more interested in something else. With a sly grin, he asked, "First, why didn't you answer my message?"