Chapter 436 The Chemistry is Chemistrying
The sun peeked through the long, white curtains, casting shadows across the prestigious New Heights Academy. The greatness of the school was only rivaled by the elite students who roamed its hallways.
As the clock struck the golden hour, three figures emerged from the bottom of the staircase that led to the main entrance. A luminous white light embraced them, highlighting their handsome looks. At the side, there was Eli, a mysterious figure with a guitar case slung casually over his shoulder. His raven-black hair fell over his equally dark eyes, and from one look, you could tell that he smelled like the night sea. On the other side, with an intellectual sophistication, was Maxwell. A book was tucked under his arm, the foreign letters on the leather cover gleaming in the fading sunlight. In the middle of the duo, undoubtedly exuding the most charisma, was Jin. His blonde hair was slightly tousled, and his light brown eyes glimmered under the sun, making it appear like golden honey that you just wanted to sip. One strap of his bag dangled carelessly from his shoulder, symbolizing his nonchalant and cool attitude.
"But it's snowing already. I can't go to the bus stop at this point," Arin said, appearing frustrated. June continued observing Arin before their eyes finally met. Arin's eyes immediately narrowed at June, causing him to shake his head.
"Fine. Go and tend to your other artists. I'll go by myself," Arin said, turning off the phone and walking away from June. June sighed as he watched her shivering figure. June knew the reason why they acted quite well together in the given scene was because their feelings for each other were genuine—they were both annoyed at each other. However, June also knew that those feelings wouldn't be beneficial in the end once their characters finally fall in love with each other. With that, June swallowed his pride and opened the car door. "Come in." Arin looked at him with one eyebrow raised. "Are you crazy? Why the hell would I enter your car?" "Look," June sighed. "I don't know what I did to you, but will you quit acting difficult for a second? It's snowing pretty bad, so I suggest you go in." "And if I don't?" she asked, crossing her arms in front of her chest. June shrugged. "Suit yourself." He entered the car and was about to shut it close when he heard her voice once again. "Wait," Arin softly said, feeling the snow getting heavier
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