Chapter 65 Pain 4/4

• Never in his life had he wished so much not to be the center of attention of everyone, in this case, of the institute. In fact, it never was before and now that it is, she finds it intolerable. The look of everyone in the institute as he was on his way to enter, was without any disguise on him. Some came up and gave their condolences others, only from afar they expressed the same to him. He really wanted no one to observe him in that way, he didn't like it much less because of those who made his life hell. Fox was on his right side and Rebekah and Helena on his left; Helena was talking very animatedly with her friends, Rebekah was on her phone and Fox... was with his typical catwalk walk hypnotizing most of the girls and boys. Sometimes he wondered what Rebekah thought about this, but Fox told him that Rebekah trusted him and he didn't have eyes for anyone else, he believed her.
• It had been weeks since what happened at the church. Classes had already started and it was time to go, he was already inside the institute and he could visualize the pink and white bouquets as letters in the lockers three steps away from him, from his brothers. There were about two white candles lit with phrases of peace and rest. That touched her heart but still, she held back so as not to cry. He opened his locker and took out some books, everything was as usual: As if nothing had happened. The classes had to go on as usual to catch up, graduation was months away, but that didn't mean they would give away the grades. Not much has been said about the great graduation where, everyone who worked hard all year, will be awarded and proud of those who love him. The girls were the most excited and the boys... seemed the same. But there was still plenty of time to talk about it and it wasn't the time yet because of what happened weeks ago, Elijah let out a sigh and closed his locker. As he turned around his chest collided with another, no more and no less than with Jackson Park.
• " Okay... go ahead, hit me. "He told her without more expecting his typical welcome.