(Elara)
Camila grinned like she had just won the lottery. “Oh, now you want the masterclass, huh?”
“I didn’t say I was going through with it,” I muttered, even though my heart had already picked a side and was thumping nervously in anticipation.
“You literally just asked how to go about it,” she shot back, sassy as ever. “And trust me, I’ve been waiting my whole life for this moment.”
I groaned and collapsed in my seat. “This is going to backfire. I know it.”
Sera laughed softly. “Only if you’re obvious about it. The key is being subtle. Let him come to you.”
“You are very beautiful so that means you have very little to do,” Sera continued and walked out of the kitchen.
She suddenly paused and turned back to me. “Tonight, there is a bonfire thing happening by the west garden, I don
