Hearken

iece?” Hazel continued the talk imme

amily vibes, I swear. She gave me side check vibes. What was I supposed

led. They sat at

rk gaze at Jane. “Jane, Don’t you ever!” she pointed. “In your mother-fucking, st

usedly. The sides of her slim

riend doesn’t mean nobody admires me because you’ve never seen me with a man! Do you know how many guys I chat with online? Do you know how many people I’ve said no to? I came here to study, not to

calm down.” Alice a

neration to repeat that statem

e bones. She couldn’t

at it!” Jane snappe

I say? I can’t r

somethin

with hate, giving j

ention of making you feel bad. Don’t be upset,” Jane pl

Also furious. “You repeated the same six years you said at our

scratched her

ing? It pla

ry.” She

e four of them, then Hazel. What made Blue heated about the whole thing is, Roman is a new friend to the guys. She knew for a fact that

g Alice. “You claimed you saw A

’t insult you.” Alice insinuated. “No on

Ally! You disgraced the three of us and it made zero sense. You made a lot out of nothing." Hazel stressed on her last words. “You

what you did there was out of love, but you need to be patient, as they sugges

n disapproval. “Not my man. Adam is n

vened. “Alice said

re snakes. Some would agree that men are scum. She knows her boyfriend, so she would know what group he belongs.” Jane concluded

cause your Madam first Lady or Vice president? Imagine!” A hateful hi

p facing Hazel and Alice. Our character reflects

me you.” Ali

ght.” Haze

eyes. “It’s like you have learn

ng me since morning. It’s unfair! I’m going to bed!” Alice whined like a child cryin

d at her and pulled closer to Hazel. It was o

n understanding. “She’s always settling fights for her parents. And you mentioned refl

should settle fights without

Blue and checked her Gucci, diamond crus

at, I’m

r go to the resta

d. The girls walked into their rooms, took co

. His tanned skin glowered at the glimmering light in the dark and his labradorite-coloured eyes sparkled with intelligence. Averagely built and 6’5 ft tall. His lips quirked wi

ped into one Luke had chosen and they offered us a table in a booth. Separated from the next booth, is a fine-black wood topped by red silk curtains hung on thick bra

erver served what we’d ordered for. On the table were a plate of Chinese sponge cake with a twist sici

e the silence that had reigned b