Chapter Twenty Five

It was two pm and we were in the campus cafeteria. I had thought I’d see the boys, and at least have Lucas brighten my day. Even with my honest confession that there was nothing romantic going between me and any of the Salvatore boys, Katelyn did not seem to believe me as she and three of her friends decided to ruin learning for me. After her threat, we had finally entered the class. Thankfully, I was able to see a place to seat but unfortunately, it was a space before Katelyn. The girl made my life hell. From pulling my hair that my mother had taken her time to style beautifully — she even made me promise her that I would not ruin it — to poking me. They were so childish. I could hardly learn anything. She kept whispering in my ear like some loon, reminding me what would happen to me if I ever went close to Aaron. I had barely had a proper conversation with that guy ever since I stepped my feet into his home. What could I possibly have to do with him? The girl was just mad. Still, I