I Didn't Want This Kind Of High Teen Possession (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 3
Adrian Roy Coleman.
The Head Boy of this school, Rowingham High.
His muddled dirty-blond hair and bright blue eyes, along with a gentle and considerate appearance, made Adrian one of the most well-regarded students in the entire school.
He and I, both juniors, shared almost nothing in common besides our age—he was my complete opposite in every way.
While I was so unnoticeable that ordinary people rarely sensed my presence, Adrian shone brightly wherever he went.
After all, he came from a prestigious family that had produced numerous famous politicians, artists, musicians, and soldiers—and on top of that, he was handsome.
Moreover…
“He was the male lead, that kid.”
“How to Summon a Kiss from the School King.”
Abbreviated as “King’s Kiss.”
In Season 2 of “King’s Kiss,” which I had transmigrated into, Adrian Roy Coleman was one of the male lead candidates.
Specifically, he played the coveted role of the high school Head Boy.
“King’s Kiss” had already released two seasons, likely thanks to the success of Season 1.
Season 1 featured clearly defined male and female leads.
If Season 1 focused on the chemistry and romantic tension between a set couple, Season 2 centered around a love triangle.
The story revolved around a shy East Asian transfer student arriving at the same school as Season 1, becoming entangled with the school’s kings and sparking an exciting series of events.
“But I only watched Season 1 before transmigrating. I’ve only seen Season 2 in a few commercials.”
Thus, I knew only the identities of the male lead candidates in Season 2, but not their personalities.
Besides, I never expected to get involved with them anyway.
“But now… I guess I am involved after all.”
[This is the timeline separator]Ms. Jina gathered every awakened student she knew within the school into the gym. Among them were a few familiar faces I recognized.
Of course, we weren’t on good terms.
“These are the football team kids. Maybe because of their physiques? It seems most awakened students come from the football team overall.”
Ms. Jina said proudly.
I scanned the football players with a skeptical expression.
True to Ms. Jina’s words, each one possessed a burly, muscular build.
But I also knew their reputations well.
“Every single one of them is violent and self-centered. They never listen to anyone. And we’re supposed to bring these kids into a dungeon?”
I quickly opened my status window to check the football team’s stats.
“Hugo, Nick, Simon… What? They’re all Grade F?”
There were a few Grade Ds mixed in, but they didn’t seem significantly better.
I quietly slipped over to Mr. Charlie’s side.
“Teacher, are these kids the entirety of the school’s awakened students?”
“Hm? No, Juno.”
Mr. Charlie flipped through a list beside me.
“Adrian hasn’t arrived yet.”
“I know that. I meant, aside from Adrian, is anyone else still coming?”
“Let me see.”
As Mr. Charlie said, Adrian—the Head Boy and male lead—hadn’t appeared yet.
“I wonder what Adrian’s rank is?”
Could he also be Grade F or D?
That would be troublesome. I needed to gain experience in the dungeon to secure even a slight advantage for college admissions.
“A bunch of Grade Fs who can’t even be controlled? That’s a serious problem.”
Without any bonus points, I’d be lucky just to survive the dungeon without losing my life.
Yet the football players before me seemed completely unaware of the dungeon’s dangers.
“Oh! There’s one more student who hasn’t arrived yet besides Adrian. He’s also from the football team.”
Ugh! Don’t even bother hoping.
I examined the utterly useless Grade F football players.
No matter how I simulated combinations in my head, there was no promising future.
“At this rate, shouldn’t we ask another school for help? Are we really this lacking in talent?”
It’d be great if the dungeon were something I could solo…
But even a Grade A like me couldn’t manage it properly without activated active skills yet.
“Is it because I’m a transmigrator that I’m different from others? No active skills… What if I’m the only one like this?”
Just as my thoughts grew increasingly chaotic, the gym door opened, and a familiar figure walked in.
“Sorry I’m late, Teacher.”
“Oh, you’re here.”
It was Adrian.
He seemed to carry a halo behind him, shining as if lit by a spotlight.
Unconsciously, I frowned at his radiant aura.
His gentle golden-retriever-like eyes, upturned lips, fair skin, and sharp jawline—all combined to create Adrian Roy Coleman’s strikingly handsome appearance, perfectly sculpted to exude kindness.
“Well… at least he’s easy on the eyes.”
But I wasn’t particularly hopeful.
What good was eye candy? The dungeon wasn’t a place you could survive just by looking pretty.
“If Adrian is only Grade D, I’ll have to insist we give up early and collaborate with another school.”
At least, as a high-ranking Grade A, the teachers might listen to me.
Just then, Adrian strode confidently toward me.
“Hello, Juno. So you’re an awakened one too? That’s great to hear.”
“…Huh?”
I froze in surprise.
Very few high schoolers in this world knew my name.
Even homeroom teachers had trouble remembering me—I’d had to painstakingly imprint my name into their memories.
Among those who’d spent an entire year with me in 10th grade, only a handful recalled my name.
I was that inconspicuous and unremarkable a character… yet Adrian knew me?
“…Do you know me?”
My shoulders stiffened at this unexpected turn.
But Adrian simply shrugged as if it were nothing.
“Of course. I know almost everyone in school.”
“Oh, really?”
Even as student council president, was it really possible to memorize every student?
Or was he just a memory genius?
“I’m a little surprised… but I guess it’s not impossible. Maybe his trait includes a passive skill related to memory.”
Just then, Adrian gave me a flawlessly charming smile and extended his hand.
“What? Going to shake hands?”
I stared at him, bewildered for a moment.
“If we’re going to be on the same team, shaking hands is the bare minimum. We’ll be working together from now on.”
As if reading my hesitation, Adrian spoke with quiet certainty.
His straight-faced expression held no doubt—he was absolutely sure we’d be teammates.
“No way. If you’re Grade D, we’re done for. There’d be nothing I could do.”
That was my brutally honest assessment.
“Hold on a second.”
Before shaking Adrian’s hand, I opened my status window—just in case—to verify his rank.
The moment I saw Adrian’s awakening info, I couldn’t help but gasp.
[Character Info.]Name: Adrian Roy Coleman.
Rank: S.
Skill Attribute: Ranged Magic (Ice).
Unique Skill: Skill Awakening (Locked).
Trait: Infinite Potential. Leader of All.
Strength: A.
Intelligence: A.
Agility: S.
My mind went blank, as if my brain had frozen solid.
My eyes locked onto the rank field.
“…Grade S? You’re Grade S?”
Oh my God, dear god of this fictional world…
“Juno? Is something wrong?”
Adrian called out, puzzled.
Our eyes met—his full of curiosity, his hand still outstretched toward me.
Noticing the manic gleam slowly filling my dazed eyes, Adrian visibly flinched.
I grabbed Adrian’s hand as if it were a lifeline and shouted,
“I’m counting on you from now on, Adrian!”
My voice echoed thunderously through the gym.
Adrian, you’re my lifeline.
The lifeline that’ll get me into a prestigious university!
[This is the timeline separator]I didn’t care if people called me materialistic.
The choice I’d hoped would merely meet average expectations turned out to be nothing short of a goldmine. Adrian was the gift heaven had sent me.
“Is this the protagonist buff? Not only is he the male lead and drop-dead gorgeous—he’s also a Grade S awakened!”
The world truly was unfair.
But I decided I’d exploit that unfairness to my fullest advantage.
“With Adrian alone, college bonus points are as good as guaranteed!”
Adrian, still confused by my sudden outburst, soon smiled gently.
“I’m counting on you too, Juno.”
At his soft smile, I nodded vigorously.
I had no intention of ever letting go of this lifeline named Adrian.
Right now, in my eyes, Adrian looked like a Porsche—leaving those measly Grade Fs behind and zooming me straight onto the highway to Harvard.
All my worries vanished. Beaming brightly, I stood proudly beside Adrian.
Just then, a blue status window appeared before me.
“Huh? What’s this?”
[SYSTEM: Title Acquired.]…A title? What did I even do?
Bewildered, I checked the status window—then the screen suddenly flipped.
[Title Acquired: ‘Academic Monster’.] [Acquired title: ‘Monster Forged by Academic Drive’.] [Your singular focus on entering a prestigious university nullifies mental damage.] [Physical fatigue decreases due to your unwavering goal.]Wait—what?
Male lead says he’s pregnant — and it’s female lead’s child
Something seems a bit off about this world.
Wang Zhao thought as she watched a pregnant man walking towards her…
Intro
Female lead finds herself in a world where the men who possess the ability to bear children.
As she navigates this unfamiliar reality, she is caught off guard by the sudden appearance of her boyfriend, who reveals that he is pregnant.
Is this truly her boyfriend?
Why can’t she recall any details about their time together?
She begins to doubt whether the child her boyfriend is carrying is even hers.
Is there a hidden reason behind her amnesia, or could it be a side effect of her sudden arrival in this strange new world?
Just when it seems the protagonist’s life couldn’t become any more entangled, her ex-boyfriend makes an unexpected appearance, raising questions about the protagonist’s past.
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The moment I read the message, I replied within five seconds.
Bruh she sounds drunk from the text 🤣🤣… he is definitely coming now
“If you’re not her boyfriend, why would you ask her to go to the party together?
My brain melted from reading this…. in its cringe and typo glory
That was a lie. Truthfully, I was going to find Adrian.
It’s giving wattpad cringe but I’ll bite till I can’t anymore
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The pacing of this story is honestly so good. Every chapter just flows perfectly into the next and keeps me hooked.