Eden leaves the classroom, furious, as he just received a text from Jack. The loan sharks were waiting for him outside the faculty building. He can't believe how a month could pass by so fast. It's already time to pay them. Eden runs outside and spots the black-suited men smoking in a corner. He clenches his fists and takes a deep breath to calm his anger down. "Jack," he fakes a smile when he approaches them, "You always choose the wrong moment to show up."Jack takes a look at his phone, "It's the first day of the month," he mumbles, "I'm on time,"Eden rolls his eyes and takes an envelope from his backpack. "Here," he hands it to Jack, "Only two months left. I don't want to see you again after that,""Aw, won't you miss me?" Jack pouts, and his men start laughing. "Hot boyfriend you got, by the way," he smirks."Boyfriend?" Eden lifts a brow.

Kian finishes studying at the faculty library and packs his bag before heading to the cafeteria to grab himself a coffee. It's a Friday night, and he thinks he'd be wasting it if he heads directly home. He takes his coffee and leaves the building. He was about to call his best friend when he remembered he was with his boss tonight. He thinks perhaps he'd like someone to look after Leo, so Kian calls Will as he doesn't have any dance class now. Kian takes the bus and heads to his favourite nightclub in town. He heads directly to the bathroom to fix his hair and put on some perfume. He finds some couples kissing at the door, and he slightly pushes them to get out. As soon as he steps on the dancefloor, girls start looking at him. They're wearing short dresses with lots of glitter on their eyes and red lipsticks. They're beautiful, Kian thinks, but a woman would never attract him. It's a fact. Instead, he searched for men. Most of them are dancing with their gir

Heavy eyes, hammering migraine, a sour taste inside his mouth, Harvey has a hard time waking up this morning. He groans and stretches his arms toward the window, where a warm sunray is peaking. He opens one eye and checks his phone to see what time it is. It's earlier than he thought. Harvey sighs and rubs his eyes before he sits on the side of the bed and pours a glass of water. The cold liquid feels like a refreshing wave inside his throat. He looks down and realises he's still in his clothes. He smells like alcohol, sweat and smoke from the theatrical fog of yesterday's party.Harvey lazily walks to the bathroom and runs the shower. He gets rid of his clothes and stands under the warm water. He lets out a sigh of relief and starts rubbing his body with the gel. It was a routine for him. He used to wake up this way every morning as his friends pushed him to party with them all the nights of the wee

Eden finishes getting dressed, sticks the microphone under his necktie and puts on the earbud. He waits for Tyler to come back with their guns. Nothing dangerous ever happened during the previous Annual Charity Events, but the bodyguards need to be armed just in case. Tyler comes back with a case and opens it before he hands him the pistol. He hides it under his blazer and wishes he won't need to use it. They wait for Harvey in the main hall of the mansion. He's taking too long to get ready. He and Eden didn't share a word since their argument. Eden has been doing his job quietly while Harvey has been spending time in his room. The last two days, he didn't go to the faculty. The guards open the main door, and Grayson and his men enter the mansion. All the bodyguards greet him with a bow. Grayson only nods. He's always been the quiet type — he only talks when necessary. Eden notices the cases the bodyguards are holding. Grayson nods at them, and soon they leave the ha

"Drug?" Eden and Tyler share a concerned face, "How is it possible? We were with you all the time," "It was in the champagne," Harvey groans from pain, "And I wondered why Hunter kept offering me drinks. I shouldn't have trusted that asshole," Eden presses his lips, "Should we drive you to the hospital? You can't stay here if you feel sick,"  "No, not the hospital," Harvey mumbled inside the bathroom stall. "Home then?" asks Eden, ready to call Henry to get the car to the entrance door. "I'm not leaving from here," Harvey sits on the ground and rests his head against the door. "I don't care how painful it is," &nbs