Emily laughed so hard as if there would be no tomorrow.
“See? I told you to confess to Aunt and Uncle. Now look, things got worse! Just be thankful that brother Segi won’t live here.”
Emily lays down on Ryan’s bed, chuckling.
“This is my fault,” Ryan said with a sigh.
Her best friend, who dyed her hair bright green, soothed Ryan’s back.
“That’s alright, dude. At least, you get rid of one of your problems. Besides, they didn’t ask you to drop out. That means they still trust you, Ryan.”
“It’s too late to drop out.”
“Exactly. Anyway, what is your plan? Are you going to stay outside the boarding house so that your annoying cousin won’t have anything to report to your parents?”
“I don’t need to do that. I am busy enough, chasing deadlines for school activities.”
