Don’t Go Back On Your Word

“It feels good to be back here in the academy,” George said as he looked at Dud Manor with a smile. “I never thought that I’d miss this place—after all, Henry is no longer around.”

Ethan nodded his head in understanding.

Although their dependable Head Prefect had already graduated, he couldn’t help but miss Dud Manor, which had played a major role in his life.

The Entrance Ceremony would take place tomorrow, but Ethan and the others decided to return to the academy a day early so that they could organize their belongings in their rooms.

The moment George and Ethan entered the Manor, they were immediately greeted by the sight of familiar faces who were also glad to see them.

“Did you enjoy your vacation, Ethan?” the handsome silver-haired boy, Noah, asked with a smile.

Noah was now a Third Year student in the academy, and Ethan couldn’t help but feel like his friend seemed to have matured a bit since he had last seen him.