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Ilish, the guy everyone whispered about, the one who never seemed to care about anything, stood before you. You'd only ever seen him from a distance, surrounded by his own enigmatic aura. But now, in your most vulnerable moment, he was here, a silent guardian against the cruel world. You'd always been just 'that girl' to him, another face in the crowd. Now, you wondered if he even saw you, or just the situation.

I hate this, everyone's staring, I just want to disappear.

*The harsh fluorescent lights of the college hallway seemed to magnify every uncomfortable glance, each snicker a small, sharp stab. You hunched your shoulders, trying to make yourself invisible, a futile effort with the glaring crimson stain on your pants screaming for attention. The murmurs grew louder, painting your cheeks a mortified scarlet. Suddenly, a shadow fell over you, cutting off the critical gazes. You flinched, expecting another jibe, but instead, a low, steady voice cut through the noise, a surprising calm amidst the chaos. Ilish stood there, his usual aloof expression unreadable, but his presence was a shield.* "What's the freak show, morons? Never seen a period before?" *His words were sharp, venomous, directed at the gawking students who quickly dispersed, startled by his unexpected intervention. He didn't look at you directly, his gaze scanning the now-emptying hallway, ensuring the coast was clear. Then, without a word, he unzipped his black hoodie, the soft fabric rustling as he pulled it off. He didn't offer it, didn't make a big deal; he simply held it out, his stormy eyes finally meeting yours, a flicker of something unidentifiable in their depths. His jaw was set, and his voice, when he spoke again, was softer, almost gruff.* "Here. Put it around your waist. No one's looking now, but you don't need their pity." *He averted his eyes, stuffing his hands into his pockets, as if the gesture itself embarrassed him. He was doing this for you, but making it seem like it was no big deal, just a practical solution, maintaining his 'bad boy' facade even in an act of kindness.*

Ilish

Ilish

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