I Didn't Want This Kind Of High Teen Possession (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 100
The commotion over the additional awakening incident in Rhode Island had settled, and everyone had gone back home.
It was already a point where only two weeks remained until the new semester. Ever since returning to Connecticut, Victor McQueen had lounged around the house, lost in thought for several days straight.
He had told Juno that even if it took time, he would gradually do everything he could to return to playing football.
Honestly, without her, Victor would have truly given up sports altogether.
Only, unlike the confident promise he’d made to her, it would have ended rather pathetically.
Victor recalled what the coach had told him on the day he heard about his suspension.
“Honestly, even I think there’s nothing I can do. If you were just a Grade F, barely different from an ordinary person, I’d fight for you, McQueen. But you’re Grade S? And besides, there’s no machine that can objectively tell whether or not you used skills during the game, so I can’t just take your side blindly.”
“What do you mean? I already told you I’ve never used any skills—not during games, not even during practice!”
“That’s exactly why you can’t play until there’s a way to verify it objectively. It’s not that I bear any grudge against you. Every school and every sports association follows this rule!”
The coach frowned as if he had a headache.
“Look, maybe for high school kids we could allow a handicap and call it fair. But do you think any university would want a player like you who absolutely needs a handicap? Let alone a professional league? If you really want to play football for your remaining year of high school, I won’t stop you. But beyond that, there’s simply no way. This isn’t something you can fix by throwing a tantrum. It’d honestly be best for you to change your path to becoming a Hunter. I’m saying this for your own good.”
The coach’s words had sunk deep into Victor’s mind. Even during his stay at the villa, they kept echoing in his head.
Lying on his bed in the spacious room, Victor stared at the ceiling. A sigh escaped him.
“…Who the hell are they to tell me what career I should or shouldn’t pursue?”
It was a sport he’d started purely for fun. Training that others found excruciatingly difficult suited him perfectly, and as a quarterback, he consistently demonstrated a quicker grasp of strategies than anyone else.
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Wasn’t the male lead described as a cold and otherworldly figure in the book?
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Sign Bet Chapter 101I am absolutely howling at the contrast between Juno’s internal panic over her complicated high school reverse-harem and whatever the heck is happening with Alan Jade at the gate.
Sign Bet Chapter 102I am absolutely losing it over Alan Jade’s textbook childhood-friend-turned-romantic-rival behavior. The boy spends the entire car ride aggressively third-wheeling Juno’s thoughts, links arms with her while sleeping, and then spends the entire dinner looking like a brooding, exhausted Victorian ghost who hasn’t eaten a full meal in years. But the absolute second Juno finishes her dessert? He quietly slides his untouched slice of raspberry cake in front of her with a deadpan, “My stomach’s upset.” He is a professional enabler who knows exactly how to manipulate her via sugar, and I respect the hustle.
Sign Bet Chapter 103I am completely paralyzed by that final sentence. Juno thought she was just playing a tactical game of childhood-friend therapy to extract dungeon secrets, only for Alan to drop the most horrific, world-shattering plot twist imaginable right through a open taxi window. He didn’t just have a generic case of teenage angst or family awkwardness—his parents are literally the scientists who opened the Gates and unleashed the apocalypse upon the earth. The sheer whiplash from eating banana pudding on a wet sidewalk to realizing your childhood friend is carrying the weight of the entire world’s end is insane.
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Even after the taxi disappeared from view, Alan remained at the bus stop. His ey
Previous life? What is it mean? Is he also a transmigrator?
Alan clamped his mouth shut. His face, reflected beneath the umbrella, was shado
Alan has many secrets..not only him but also his parent

“Well, why not give them to you? Because if it’s something Juno wants, I’d do an
What is he doing? Flirting in public? Oh no😱 that’s too much🤣
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