I Didn't Want This Kind Of High Teen Possession (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 93
Timothy’s car sped past the city center and raced along the winding forest road.
It passed through a state park filled with dense trees and large dogs out for walks, then by a lakeside where people jogged.
After about an hour of driving, watching evergreen trees and summer sunlight flash by amidst the fresh green scenery, the ocean finally came into view far in the distance.
To reach Newport, we had to cross through Jamestown in the middle and pass over a bridge.
When driving over the deep cobalt sea, we rolled all the windows down. The damp sea breeze rushed deep into our lungs.
After arriving in Newport, the car kept heading downward, ever downward.
The Newport Peninsula was dotted with luxurious mansions built during the Gilded Age. Passing by the famous summer villa of a railroad tycoon, I naturally thought of Juliet and the Capulet family.
We played music recommended by Jessica at full volume and stopped midway at a shopping street to buy and eat bagels for lunch.
“Mahita!”
Timothy gulped down the bagel Jessica had torn into pieces while driving.
As we chatted about trivial things—boring school life, subjects we’d have to study once we became seniors, and Marina, the crown parrot we’d left with our elderly neighbor—Victor’s villa finally appeared in the distance.
‘Still, I wonder if something’s really going on.’
Victor hadn’t contacted us at all the entire day, not even once, until we arrived in Newport after two hours.
It was strange. Though he wasn’t the chatty type, he usually reached out at least once out of curiosity about how far we’d come or what we’d do at the villa.
Lately, Victor had been unusually quiet, as if completely absorbed in something else.
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An Indifferent Woman is the One Men Desire the Most
One-line summary: The female lead is actually cold-hearted and extremely rational. She has stage-by-stage relationships and won’t two-time, but there will always be someone who secretly likes her.
This novel has the following triggers, so if you’re sensitive to these, please don’t read:
1. The female lead has had many relationships, but she treated each one seriously and broke up properly.
It’s just that the men unilaterally pestered her incessantly. For the female lead, when she doesn’t like someone anymore, she simply doesn’t like them.
(This applies to her relationships with Male Lead 1, 2, 3, and 4 as well, but she’s loyal in each 1-on-1 relationship!)
2. In this novel, Male Lead 2 and the female lead kiss in a car, and Male Lead 1 sees it and beats up Male Lead 2.
The female lead calls the police and sends both Male Lead 1 and 2 to the police station! Male Lead 1 begs the female lead not to break up with him.
3. Male Lead 1 has a gentle appearance but an obsessive personality.
Male Lead 2 has a delicate and soft appearance, slightly green tea-like (two-faced).
Male Lead 3 is a youthful college student and a smart person who has secretly liked the female lead for a long time.
Male Lead 4 is the female lead’s father’s special assistant, a business elite with deep, hidden thoughts.
4. At the beginning of this novel, the female lead has already broken up with Male Lead 1 (Chapter 4) and gotten back together with Male Lead 2 (ex-boyfriend).
5. Enter with caution if you have triggers!!!
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Sign Bet Chapter 94Beneath the comedy, this chapter delivers such a bittersweet, grounded look at what it actually means to possess a high teen fantasy world. Victor is a literal S-rank physical powerhouse, but he’s also just a kid who has dedicated his entire life since elementary school to football. Watching him deal with the deeply unfair transition era where the world assumes he’s a cheater—even though he played entirely with his own hard-earned human sweat and blood—is devastating. The way he relaxes the moment Juno grabs his cheek and tells him to stop bottling it up shows exactly why she is his ultimate anchor.
Sign Bet Chapter 95I am absolutely screaming at Adrian’s strategic brilliance. The boy realizes Victor has a head start in the “comfortable friend” category, so he literally uses the sudden coastal rainstorm as a cinematic backdrop to draw a massive line in the sand. Juno is out here trying to politely suggest she feels a little “less comfortable” around him lately, and Adrian just delivers a devastating, smooth-as-ice smile and goes: “Well then, that’s good. I don’t want to be just ‘too comfortable’ to you. Unlike how you see McQueen, even if I’m a bit uncomfortable to you… I still want to be seen as a man.” The sheer confidence! Juno’s heart is doing violent backflips, and she is so utterly stunned that a sketchy text message from the occult squad is treated as a literal life raft.
Sign Bet Chapter 96I am absolutely screaming at the sheer, unhinged protective panic Juno undergoes in this chapter. She delivers this deeply touching, empathetic monologue about understanding Alex’s frustration with the world’s unfair hierarchy, brings them all downstairs like an older cousin trying to cheer them up with cool dungeon souvenirs, and then immediately has to pivot because the trio’s collective single brain cell decides the best course of action is to literally boil an unidentified, extraterrestrial World Tree leaf and ingest it.
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“Because Victor likes you and feels comfortable around you.”
Whattt..never know that adrian is a big mouth boy..being honest doesn’t equal to being blunt🤣

“I don’t want to be just ‘too comfortable’ to you. Unlike how you see McQueen, e
Wooww..he one step closer to direct love confession 🤭🥰🥳 slowly but sure😁
So Ri Chapter 96 — Paragraph 6The occult duo and Riley had hoped to secretly enter and exit the F-rank gate wi
Poor alex jin n Riley😅..their dream shattering coz of Juno’s strict principal..good juno but once again poor occult team 🥲
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