Chapter 600
Author: Anakin Detour
last update2025-10-10 23:39:31

Jane’s smirk grew the moment she saw Jaden still waiting patiently in that old Polo. She glanced at Morganna, then leaned closer, seizing the moment.

“Morganna,” she said sweetly, though her tone was laced with mockery, “remember our old classmate Obama? He said he’d pick us up today since he found out we were coming to Ironvale City. Why don’t you tell your brother-in-law to head home? We can just go with Obama instead. We have our class reunion tonight anyway.”

Before Morganna could even resp
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