Chapter 111 Today Is Not Her Day 1 (1/2)

Holy shit.

Holy mother of all shit.

Inna's eyes were wide open as she looked around her room.

How the fuck did this happen?

She looked at the dried up drool on top of her desk. And the unfinished works sprawled in front of her.

Fuck, I fell asleep!

She hastily packed her things as she chanted the spell for the time.

6:05

Holy shit!

She screamed internally as she finished placing all her things in her black pouch. Then she proceeded to run down the stairs only to meet Ulima by the door. He probably thought that she would've left the house by now because he looked startled to see her as he munched on a piece of bread.

She dashed towards the door, but not before grabbing the bread that was hanging on his mouth.

”Hey!” Ulima screamed in disbelief.

Inna ignored him as she ran while removing the parts of the bread where Ulima bit.

She may be in a hurry, but she sure as hell ain't going hungry!

After running for minutes, she finally arrived in her first class. She hurriedly opened the door and ran to her seat. She ignored the irritated glances that were thrown at her as she made her way to the back. She's been receiving those looks for the whole day since yesterday so she learned to ignore them.

After a few minutes, the professor arrived calmly.

”Now, I hope all of you have read the chapters I told you to read because today, I'll be giving a test. Now, clear your desks and ready your writing utensils.”

The professor smiled kindly at the grumbling students. Meanwhile, a certain someone is panicking for dear life.

Inna looked at the empty seats beside her and cursed under her breath.

Just when she needed that annoying genius, he decided now of all times to NOT ditch his class!

Fuck!

When she heard the professor shooting off one question after the other, she knew she no longer had hope. So, she simply stared blankly at the window, thinking of the things she would've been able to do if it weren't for the fact that she fell asleep.

After about a few minutes of staring, she slowly and unknowingly drifted off to sleep.

And when she woke up, she saw at a distance, a pair of eyes glaring at her.