Chapter 204
**Chapter 204**
“Who are you talking about?” I asked. At first, I thought she might just be rambling because she was drunk. But when I looked into her eyes, I realized there was more to it than that.
“Nan?” I asked her, noticing she seemed serious and oddly focused.
“met my mate…” were the last words she said before she suddenly doubled over and threw up all over my shoes.
I groaned as I quickly stood up. That was not how I expected our conversation to go.
The last thing I expected her to say was quickly forgotten because she suddenly threw up all over me and the ground at the frat house. I knew I had to help her first before I could ask any questions. I took care of her and made sure she was okay.
Her feet were unsteady as she stumbled and threw up again. I quickly guided her towards the bathroom. It was tough because she was squirming and crying at the same time. On top of that, she was still feeling sick. I was doing my best to help her without getting in the way.
The streams of vomit flowed as another strong pair of arms wrapped around Nan, lifting her up. I turned to see one of the fraternity guys standing next to me.
“I saw what happened,” he said. “I’ll help you get her to the bathroom.”
He told me.
I smiled at him gratefully and nodded.
“Thanks,” I murmured.
True to his word, he carried her into the bathroom. He stayed outside while I helped Nan inside. When it was clear that she needed some help, I focused on making sure she was comfortable.
I was determined not to be sick anymore. I stepped out of the bathroom and grabbed my phone to call Leroy. I needed him to come and pick us up. Meanwhile, Nan was on the bathroom floor, trying to recover. Leroy promised me he would be there soon.
As soon as he could, he tried to get moving, but the traffic was unusually bad.
“Thanks for your help,” I said to the guy next to me.
He nodded and smiled at me, showing his dimples.
“It’s no problem,” he replied. “I had been watching you for most of the time.”
“It’s a beautiful night,” he said to me. “You are very beautiful.”
I felt my cheeks turn red at his compliment.
“That’s kind of you to say,” I replied. “But you should know I’m not really looking for—”
“It was just a compliment,” he said, holding up his hand to defend himself. “You don’t have to worry about me. I’m not like those other guys.”
“But you’re a frat boy?” I asked, surprised.
“Are you sure?” I asked him.
“I am,” he replied with a shrug. “But I’m different.”
I laughed and shook my head at him.
“I’m sure you are,” I said. “But I think I’ve seen you around campus before.”
“Are you Kyle?”
He nodded.
“Should I be flattered that you know my name?” he asked.
“Well, no,” I admitted. “You’re in my defense class.”
**Chapter 0204**
“Oh…”
“That’s why you looked familiar,” he laughed. “You’re Judy Montague.”
I nodded.
“The one and only,” I replied with a smile.
“You are really good at defense,” he said, looking impressed.
“You should…”
“See me in combat,” I said. “Being a gamma is my goal.”
“+25 BONUS,” flashed on the screen.
“Well, you’ll definitely be a kickass gamma,” he said, nudging my shoulder. “I didn’t expect you to show up.”
I shrugged and leaned against the wall.
“Nan wanted to come, so I agreed to go with her,” I said. “She’s my best friend.”
“I see,” he replied.
“Well,” he said thoughtfully, “I’m glad I got to meet you officially.”
I smiled. It felt good to get some attention, especially after last night. But honestly, I wasn’t very interested in this guy. Still, it was nice to be acknowledged.
“Can I get you something to drink?” he asked, pointing to the kitchen.
“I think I’ve had enough,” I replied.
“How about some water then?”
I paused for a moment, considering his offer. He looked at me expectantly.
“That sounds harmless enough,” I said with a nod.
“Sure, water would be nice,” I added.
He smiled widely.
“Perfect!” he replied.