The Dream Life || Revamped

Chapter 7 [M]*

Gemini looked at his fellow honor students. "I hear that my fiance is making your lives a living nightmare," he started. Scorpio and Sagittarius nodded. Gemini nodded slowly and poked his tongue into one of his cheeks. He looked over away from the five and huffed. He was mad now. Sagittarius just went through his first case of bullying, and it angered Gemini. Gemini slid his hands into his pocket. "I want you five to report any bullying to me, and if any of them involve Aries, call me on the spot, and I will deal with him. I will tell you this, and this will be the only time, but Aries has one weakness."

Virgo knew what the weakness was, but he wasn't exactly sure. He crossed his arms and leaned forward on the bench. Gemini looked at the five with a cheeky smile. "I am his weakness. When Aries and I started living together, I quickly found a way to get Aries to be obedient," he said. Sagittarius and Leo looked at each other with huge grins, and a smirk appeared on Capricorn's face. Now that they knew Aries's weakness, they could exploit it to their advantage. Gemini giggled. He covered his mouth, and he looked at Virgo. Virgo was right. His eyes were wide. This was the first time he was right. He smiled and giggled.

His first year at Saint Julian Academy would become so much more interesting.

Libra watched from afar. He didn't care that Gemini was telling the five a secret. He only cared about Virgo. He leaned against the pillar. His eyes were set on Virgo. He wanted Virgo to be his. Virgo's laugh sounded like music to the ear. Libra could listen to Virgo's laughing all day. He closed his eyes, and he smiled softly. He wanted Virgo to be his. He needed Virgo to be his. He was going to make Virgo his. Virgo didn't need anyone but him. Libra slowly opened his eyes, and he licked his lips.

He'll need to find a way to get Virgo to be his. If he needed to pull out his classic charming facade, then he would be a nice man to Virgo. Libra licked his lips, and he walked inside the building. He stepped in front of a locker. It didn't stand out at all. It was black and dull like the many lockers in its row. Libra turned the lock code and opened the door. On the door of the locker were pictures of Virgo and his friends, and there was a magnetic mirror with sticky notes framing the mirror. The sticky notes had affirmations on them. The locker belonged to Virgo. It smelled like strawberries, and it drove Libra insane.

Libra bit the inside of his cheek. He grabbed Virgo's coat and held it up to his nose. He knew that it was immoral to look through someone's belongings, but he didn't care. It wasn't as bad as murdering someone. Libra chuckled, and he put his hand into the pocket of Virgo's coat. He pulled out a small strawberry candy, and he smirked. Libra stuffed the candy into the pocket of his blazer. He put the coat back into the locker and closed it.

He had a meeting with Pavo Guillemen. It was a potential recruiting job, which was what Libra wanted. He closed his eyes as he walked to the secretary. He opened the door and made eye contact with the middle-aged man. He could see a purple bruise on the man's eye, and he chuckled. "It seemed you went through a lot," he said. Pavo chuckled and nodded. Leo had given him a black eye for harming Pisces, and he was close to breaking Pavo's limbs, but the security guards stopped Leo before things could get worse. Libra leaned his head to the side. "I hear you're hiring a new model, and I was interested."

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Aquarius giggled as he was presented with an abundance of gifts from his upperclassmen. His beauty and personality caused many of the guys in Saint Julian to fall for Aquarius, and Aquarius loved it. Who wouldn't fall for him? Aquarius was beautiful with gray hair, bright blue eyes, pale skin, and an hourglass body. He was kind and sweet to everyone even though his father was a paranoid maniac. Aquarius opened a box and gasped when he saw a diamond necklace. A huge smile appeared on his face. "Oh thank you!" He told his admirer. He picked up the necklace. The necklace glistened, and it must have cost at least a million dollars.