46. Mia
I thought his friends were being too weird when they praised me for standing up to Jeremy. But the things that started happening after lunch break proved otherwise. Not only is everyone giving me strange looks, some juniors even came forward to greet me, showing awe and respect. It felt so creepy.
“If I were not your friend, I would be scared of looking into your eyes right now.” Tessa had said after we left the canteen. “If you can stand up to him and not get thrown out of school, then you are considered as one of the Elites. The rest of us wouldn't dare.” She explained.
“I am his stepsister. How can I not stand up to him?” I pointed out, thinking they must all be stupid for not figuring something that apparent out.
“It doesn't matter. What matters is that you are not a Win
