Perfect night
The school gates were already crowded when she walked in beside Jace, their shoulders brushing as they moved through the noise of voices and laughter. “So,” Jace said casually, adjusting the strap of his bag, “you ready for another year of drama you didn’t ask for?” She laughed softly. “As long as you’re around, I think I’ll survive.” They’d been walking into school together for as long as they could remember. It felt natural—easy. Students turned to look, some whispering, others assuming what they always did. Jace didn’t care. She barely noticed. “Eric’s probably already on the field,” Jace added, glancing toward the football pitch. She hesitated for half a second. “Yeah… probably.” Jace caught it—the pause, the tone. He always did. But he didn’t say anything. Instead, he nudged her lightly as they reached the hallway. “Come on,” he said with a small smile. “I’ll walk you to class
About Perfect night
The school gates were already crowded when she walked in beside Jace, their shoulders brushing as they moved through the noise of voices and laughter. “So,” Jace said casually, adjusting the strap of his bag, “you ready for another year of drama you didn’t ask for?” She laughed softly. “As long as you’re around, I think I’ll survive.” They’d ...Read more