The Devilish Intruder
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Last published Sat, Dec 28, 2024
Peyton is intrigued by the famous loner guy on their campus. Almost everyone called him weird. He's habitually serious and always looks at his academic books. Others said socializing is his least priority. It seems like no to distractions, and making friends is not his joyous idea.
Honestly, she didn't understand why a boy like him ever existed.
As a popular brat and cruel woman in the institution, she interferes in his peaceful life. She will do everything to make him notice her beauty. If there's a large wall that blocks her way to him, she will unskeptically destroy and crumble it into pieces. She will sincerely bully him if this can put his attention on her.
She admitted the guy has good looks, and something in her heart fascinates while looking at him. Although he's untouchable and grumpy. A challenging role for her.
As she consistently does something wicked to him, his patience is depleted, and the sanity seems to crash. He said frank words about how evil she is. A woman who expects him to say something nice to her couldn't believe he said those harsh words. It panged her heart. Convertibly, she learned her lessons from going too far. She apologized, but the man couldn't accept it. It hurts for her, but what is done is done. She regrets these wrongful moments with him; forgiving her is impossible.
Will she give up and accept the fact that the man only remains as her life lesson? Or will she continue to chase him again as her heart chooses to fight for reciprocation of own feelings?
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