Chapter 03 : Mr. Assistant

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Yohan's POV

The Next Day…

I was sitting outside the school when a guy came up to me.

“What’s this?” I asked, looking at the envelope he handed over.

“I was just told to give it to you,” he replied, then took off running.

I opened it and read:

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Dear LMSBK,

Meet me on the rooftop. If you don’t show up, I’ll know you’re a coward—but I’m sure you’ll come. Good luck!

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Curious and irritated, I headed to the rooftop, where I found BANS waiting for me, standing smugly.

“What are you planning this time?” I asked.

“See this?” she replied, holding up a necklace.

“That’s mine!” I said, shocked.

“Oh, I just happened to pick it up,” she said casually.

“Give it back,” I demanded.

“Not so fast. I’ll return it on one condition,” she said with a sly grin.

“What condition? I’ll do anything; just give it back!” I answered.

“Anything? Great. You’re going to be my assistant for a week,” she said with a smirk.

“An assistant? But I’m a guy,” I protested.

“Fine, we’ll call it Mr. Assistant. Deal?” she said, laughing.

(I couldn’t believe this girl. I’d get back at her somehow.)

“Can’t we change the condition?” I pleaded.

“Nope. Take it or leave it,” she said, turning to leave.

“Alright, fine. But you’d better keep your promise,” I said.

“Of course, I will. Do I look like someone who wouldn’t?” she asked, smirking.

“It’s pretty obvious,” I shot back.

“Then let’s get started—right now,” she said, motioning for me to follow her.

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In the Classroom…

“Yohan, sit here next to me,” she ordered.

“Yes, ma’am,” I replied sarcastically, taking the seat next to her.

As our history teacher started lecturing, I diligently took down notes.

“My hand’s cramping already,” I muttered under my breath.

“This girl… I swear…” I thought, grinding my teeth.

“Yohan,” she called.

“What is it, ma’am?” I replied, putting down my pen.

“I’m thirsty. I want some water,” she said casually.

“I’ll grab it from the canteen after I finish these notes,” I replied.

“I don’t want canteen water. Go to the mall and get five ice creams and a pack of chocolates to go with it,” she insisted.

“Wow. She’s really milking this,” I thought, frustrated.

“You’ve got two minutes. Hurry up. I’m thirsty!” she added.

“But the mall’s far—I’ll need more time,” I reasoned.

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