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CHAPTER 31
Author: Lovstylez
last update2026-10-06 10:26:24

David woke up before dawn.

He lay in his hostel bed, staring at the ceiling, going over the plan in his head for the hundredth time. Today was the day. He had waited long enough.

He had studied Catherine's routine for over a week now. She ate breakfast at the same café near the law faculty every morning at 7:30, always alone, always with a book. She had a free period after her first lecture, which she spent in the library courtyard on the same bench, reading. Same spot. Same time. Every day.

He
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