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e, voice. I blinked and turned towards him,

ards the front, letting me know that

ealize what I should do. Gather my bo

he desk and placed it on my lap. My mov

w’s j

since I met him at Houghton Commons, I thought I would meet him again. Maybe he wo

kn

ry said, peeking

e bag and grimaced at hi

at me. The gleam in his

nd?” he

with a smile. I should have said yes, as i

e bet that Gary did like me. He had approached me first on the first day of class

was the type of innocent-looking guy with glasses and a buttoned-up shirt

followed me as I stood up an

d shortly. “I ha

ession made me want to laugh. Hopefully

waved at hi

there was a shift in her class schedule. Before going to class, I told her that I wo

like I'd been carrying this jacket around enough this week. Returning the jacket to the

right. I felt like

a walked in and stopped when she saw me. “You’re back." She glanced at the cl

aid. “You should go there now

ith my hands behind my back. “What are you doing?” A tow

o wide steps towards her and half-pushed her in front of the mirro

va slowly sat down, still looking at me, confused, through the mirro

h, s

acket on the top of the pile. I quickly grabbed some clothes and closed the closet. I didn't want Eva

a shower,"

hing. It seemed like she knew,

I checked my phone. She had sent me a message saying that she wa

Well, it might be too early to say that I had specific feelin

feeling from growing? She should blame Andrew for showing up in fro

My hand stopped there. My heart was in a battle with my mind. One side forbidding

ed to follow my heart, with the determination that to

h, I skipped it. I headed straight to th

major. And I was grateful I could do it, so I w

erested in it but also because the department building

was foolish.

owered?" Gar

arrived a bit late, almost all the seats were filled, and I had no choice but

hed the assignm

m. “Isn’t it d

es

Thank Moo—“ I glanced at Gary and saw him frown,

. “I can help.” He leaned in too close, and I co

s!” I exclaimed, a bit too loudly as th

eir assignments.” Gary reached out his hand and I didn’t know what he was going t

first so you would do their as

w standing behind me. “Andrew?” My vo

t me and smiled

race. This was the first time he had

led his hand away from

d stood up from my seat. “What are you doing here?”

there’s an intruder here

head, a strand of his hair moved to the side and covered the corner

and looked down. “

bring somet

ha

ou

zed at his face. My lips opened, the

annoyed towards him. Instead of being annoyed, he seemed to be

e this place

ng you?” Gary

uldn’t see him now, I knew his whole body was shaking. H

from anyone. Especially not from Gary. I didn’t wa

hing a glimpse of Gary in the c

. “Leave,” I urged. “I

go wit

ld I go w

and Cellular Biology class walked in. “Have a seat,” he ordered. He walked

I stared at him and glanced at the teacher. When he wasn’t paying attention, I g