Ian's confession three days ago was stuck in her mind like a broken record. From that day forth, Alonah actually tried her very best to come up with ways on how Ian can man up and confess to Lu like how he said he would. She knows that he said she should probably keep his confession a little lowkey, but what's the use of that if everyone is bound to know in the end?
Still, she does understand that having to deal with too many people about how you should confess is not the greatest thing there is—despite those people being your friends.
Gripping the book tightly in her hand, she walked down the hall of the school as she made her way to where Hayes and the others are. She passed by the hall leading to the east side of the building and saw two people talking in the middle of the deserted ha
