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Pg 94/155 DNF 9/18/24 it’s the writing. It’s like the author’s writing ideas down and never really flushing things out.

The interactions with the brothers are getting repetitive. It’s always “we’ve changed a lot” and “even though I already forgave u im gonna guilt trip u because I can. To make u feel how I felt”

"When your opponent is passed out or at least too badly injured to carry on. We have healers and creams to fix anything you can do. Though we prefer you perfect the art of knocking your classmate out rather than hurting them too badly," she says. “It’s no fun to have someone in the medic bay for weeks.”

Bet she makes people fall asleep

The champion gets a prize of their choosing from a selection of pre-selected offers,” she explains. “We offer everything from an hour on a laptop with Wi-Fi to a trip to a human town for shopping or food.”
"How do you win?" I ask, curious.

“Madilynn Dormiens, welcome to your first fight class. My name is Miss Aquana. As everyone already knows, I team you up into partners, and you combat the other until you win. Then when the bell goes, I team up the winners, and this goes on until there are two students left. Those two left battle each other, and the winner is the champion.

Tavvy says, picking up her bag and winking at me before running out the room past Oisin. She tells me to stay away from the Tale brothers, and then in the next second, she leaves me alone with one of them. I close my book and put it in my bag before walking to Oisin who waits at the door for me to come out.

“Plenty of time to learn,” I say, smiling at her just as there is a knock at the door. Tavvy walks to the door and pulls it open. She moves to the side a bit, so I can see where Oisin is standing outside with his arms crossed and a mysterious expression on his face as he spots me.
“Morning, ladies. Do you girls want a very good looking escort to class?” he asks.

Quinton’s a dark tale the signs are all there.

“I see you haven’t changed all that much since we were kids. You always teased me with things back then,” I reply, and he nods.
“Though I’m better at it now. How is Quinton?” he asks me, but I don’t get to answer him even though him just mentioning Quinton makes my heart ache and the smile on my lips disappear.

“Should we practise kissing again? I will make sure it counts, Madi,” he whispers seductively in a way that I’m sure most girls would fall for.
“If we follow that rule, I’ll have to kiss you all. As I remember having five first kisses,” I whisper back, and he grins in a teasing way.
“Touché, Sleepy,” he chuckles, crossing his arms and leaning back in his seat, making me feel like I can breathe again.