He Didn’t Kidnap Me. Not Exactly novel Chapter 151

Chapter 151.

“You’ve been ignoring me.”

“I know.”

“My texts.”

“I know.”

“My calls.”

“I know.”

“My entire existence.”

“Okay, that one feels dramatic.”

“It is dramatic.”

I rubbed my forehead.

“Look, I’m sorry.”

“You should be.”

“I am.”

There was a brief silence.

Then she sighed.

“Where are you?”

“Near the library. Where are you?”

“I’m by the field.”

“Okay. Can I come there so we can talk?”

“We better.”

The annoyance in her voice remained.

“Because I’m still angry.”

“I gathered that.”

“Good.”

The tie disconnected:

I stared at my phone for a second.

Well.

At least she hadn’t threatened to hit me.

That felt encouraging.

A little.

By the time I reached the field area, the entire place looked like organized chaos.

People were moving everywhere.

Groups of students drifted toward the newly renovated stadium while athletes gathered with their teams, coaches shouted instructions, and school banners waved above the crowd. The excitement had become contagious, spreading through campus so thoroughly that even someone like me, who normally had the athletic enthusiasm of a sleeping housecat, could feel it.

I spotted Aria near the edge of the crowd.

Before I could call out to her, I noticed she wasn’t alone.

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