I scrunched up the letter, throwing it at the far end of my room.
I was up and ready before 7am, not because I was heeding to the Kian's command.
I was simply scared of offending Joey.
Kian was bluffing anyways. I knew there was no way in hell that he'd be taking me in his car to school.
When I stepped out of the mansion, Kian was there, leaning on his car, his face was a study in concentration, as he typed furiously on his phone.
The moment he heard my footsteps, he looked up. That smug look returned.
“Took you long enough.”
I walked past him, heading towards the gates. There was no way I was going to school with him.
Before I could take another step, he grabbed my arm, and pulled me close to him.
My heart rate spiked, the thudding so loud I was certain he could hear it.
“What
