All Chapters of The Author: Back To High School: Chapter 131 - Chapter 140

The store associates noticed that the car looked so brand new. Even the way it smelled is like it has never been driven out before. Before they left the parking lot, they noticed that the car was indeed brand new just by looking at the missing plate number. Meanwhile, Dawn and Tara waited for Oscar in the sports store. “Dawn, don’t keep buying stuff only. Save your money for your future.” Tara advised her. “Mn. I know.” She then took out her wallet and took out a few bills. She gave them to Tara. “Use this to buy the prescription for Estelle.” Tara gasped. “But you don’t have to.. She’s our kid aft

Hearts beating fast, they haven’t had this much excitement in a while. They wondered if their grandmothers would have the same reaction as they did before. It wasn’t their car and yet they were still excited to just be able to ride it. They were even more excited to know that their young aunt was the one who bought it. Isn’t that cool? She was still in High School and yet she was able to buy a car. They’ve heard of other people being able to buy luxurious things too–but they’ve also heard that those people had to expose their flesh just to be able to afford it. They were very glad to know that their young aunt didn’

Days have passed. Dawn and her siblings have arranged a surprise party for their mother at a hotel restaurant, inviting their closest relatives and their mother’s closest friends. Dawn also extended the invitation to her friends and their families. And after much thought, she also invited Keenan and Blake telling them that they could bring their parents if they’re available. Even so, she told herself not to expect their attendance since the Alegre family wasn’t like any regular family.  The hotel was decorated with purple flowers and gold accents and white table and chair covers. There were balloons at the entrance of the event hall and at the stage. On the stage was a long golden chaise at the center where Estela would sit. And behind her, on the wall were letterings, greeting her a Happy birthday.

That Sunday, after the mass, they all went to the beach for another celebration for Estela’s birthday.   They hired a jeep to bring those who didn’t have their own cars or motorbikes to use to go to the beach.   This was the time that Dawn and her nieces and nephews met with their cousins and other aunts and uncles.   “Wow.. what a grand celebration!.. Is this all Selene’s work?”   “Probably. Which of her kids can afford this? Only the one who works abroad, right?”   “You’re right.”   “Haaaayyyy.. If only I had a daughter like that..”   “T

Not only that, he also heard about nuns playing the piano or former teachers teaching in an empty dark room. These were ridiculous stories and were probably all made up. But at this moment, whatever happened to Dawn was something no ordinary person could understand. At this moment, Dawn looked frail. Although her color had come back, she was still slightly cold. Picking her up, he carried her to the cafeteria where the others were headed. Keenan had to answer their questions afterwards as Dawn rested on his lap. Aria came over bringing a f