LIAM
I heaved a sigh of relief as our lecturer parked her books together and exited the podium, throwing us a, "See you all tomorrow, and don't forget your assignment." Before she left, through the front door.
I stood up and started gathering my writing materials. Despite the fact that I was terribly missing Drey and couldn't stop thinking about her, I tried my best to focus on today's lecture. The semester had already gone halfway. Several weeks from now, revision week would kick in, followed by examination week.
I had maintained straight As throughout my high school. I wasn't about to deviate from that now, or else my dad would never allow me to leave the house again. In other words, I would be grounded.
That was what circled my thoughts as I put my notes, pens, and textbooks into my
