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Chapter Fifty-Eight: Violet

Author: Ashley Breanne
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It was only an hour or so later that we were walking down The Row. The over-crowded house had been sending vibrations through the neighborhood around it from the blaring bass. I couldn't stop my eyes from traveling two houses down to the Kappa Alpha house. I knew there was a good chance that he would be here tonight, but I also promised Chloe that I would go with her when Ryan invited her. Now I had no choice but to be here for her for when she breaks up with him.

"You just had to date a frat boy," I said with distaste in my words as I pulled my eyes back to the girl walking next to me.

"You dated one too! Look, Vi, if you don't want to be hung up on him anymore, then you need to find someone else and move on. Stop hiding in the dorm room and avoiding going to the dining hall. As much as I love you, this is not healthy." Her fingers interlaced with mine, and she gave my hand a supportive squeeze before pulling away as we made our way up the front entryway of the Phi De

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Loyce Mtonga
I hate this girl...I usually try to understand the female leads but this one is so dumb!
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Nrl
For someone thinking that she’s mature, girl you’re not. Stop hiding!!
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Kathryn
If you didn’t block him and hide you’d know he’s trying just as hard as he was with the hunt. Stop believing the ex too, that’s dumb.
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