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Subsequent to paying attention to enough clarifications from Jeremy, Ethelyn cautioned her girl not to draw near to young men first. Particularly Linus. Despite the fact that she had been cautioned not to thoughtlessly caution Linus until she came to school to meet him face to face, Ethelyn overlooked the admonition and would in any case caution Linus. In either case, Linus must avoid her daughter and refrain from harming her. Claia felt calm and relieved inside. She didn't tell Linus to his mom Diora. Diora's mother, on the other hand, is like Diora's parents in that she is willing to visit the school to find out what happened to her child because she believes that something is wrong with her.

"I have severed all ties to Jethro and Linus."

"I hope they don't all come back in front of me again," said Claia.

"If so, how about you?" Jeremy was asked by Ethelyn.

"Me? Diora is absolutely fine with me. She was saved from Linus by me. In contrast to Sienna, Joana, and the others, I am not her close friend. In essence, we are not close," Jeremy responded.

"I am grateful that you saved my daughter from that unruly boy. I will repay you by giving you-" Ethelyn was about to give Jeremy some money, but he refused right away.

"Auntie, no need. I'm not looking for anything in return. I have always had these feelings all these years," Jeremy said in a friendly voice. He hoped that Ethelyn would let him talk to her daughter. Assuming Diora's body was the genuine Diora, that girl would have promptly removed him and thrown him out. Due to the fact that that girl wouldn't let him approach his mother in this way. Claia, on the other hand, is the one in Diora's body right now. Take note of the girl's response. Jeremy was speechless and had no idea what Claia was thinking.

"I am also a friend of Diora's study at school, auntie. I didn't understand until now why she always rejected me but always accepted me to study together. Maybe because I always came in second place after she took first place. Regardless of my feelings for him,” said Jeremy.

"What?" Ethelyn was somewhat taken aback.

"...?"

"You didn't give in for my little girl did you?"

"Obviously not. Auntie, Diora is very intelligent," Jeremy responded.

"But since Linus, she struggles with concentrating. She got zero points as a result. Diora needs a ton of focus. It's anything but a characteristic ability. Because she worked hard during this time, her grades were always perfect. Because I'm her study buddy, I know," Jeremy said.

Ethelyn looked at Claia with her eyes narrowed.

"Okay. Diora, you decide. I'll be going first," Ethelyn said.

"What's going on?" Claia inquired.

Ethelyn advised Diora not to hurt herself rather than responding to her daughter's inquiry.

"Remember! Don't commit suicide! You won't become insane."

"I will stop him, auntie, and she won't do it again!" said Jeremy.

They are at this point. Jeremy was seated ten meters away from Claia, who was seated on the sofa. Jeremy yelled about what Claia needed to study and do while throwing books several times. Claia looked still irritated. According to Diora's mother's instructions, Jeremy advised Claia not to be close to boys first, which led to the distance between them. Claia gave in. The issue is, she resembles being Jeremy's house cleaner. Jeremy isn't instructing. From that point forward, the boy just provided orders.

"Just ask me if someone doesn't understand! After that, I'll explain it here! I have all of your copies!” Jeremy said.

"He did it this far in light of the fact that he didn't believe Diora should get awful grades once more," Claia thought. " Diora and I, he believed, would one day return to our respective bodies. I trust her. But assuming that occurs, I'm extremely unfortunate. I don't have the foggiest idea what Diora did in my genuine body? I don't even know if she's really in my real body or not?” she complained again in her heart.

"This entire situation has left me utterly perplexed. Previously, I wasn't shrewd. My every day is filled with humiliation from Tiara and her friends, and I barely have time to study," Claia stated.

Jeremy nodded. But he didn't look like he wanted to teach Claia. He asked, “I have a question. If Diora's memories with another boy pop into your head, why aren't you scared?”

“I also have bad memories and those memories that will haunt me at times. If those memories don't come when I have Diora's memories with her boys, then I'm not scared. but still, I will pause and reflect,” Claia replied.

"I'm going to cry too and close my eyes," Claia replied.

"Oh, I see…"

"You want to mock me?" she asked.

"It couldn't be. You would undoubtedly weep if I did,” Jeremy stated.

Claia responded, "I'm used to being ridiculed." I'm used to being teased and criticized on a daily basis, but when it comes to violence, I'm still not used to it."

"I get it."

“You look like a nice boy, don't you?” She inquired.

When he heard the question, Jeremy's eyes became more narrowed. Claia looked at her book, then at another book, and then at another book. She looked like she was blushing, as if she didn't want anyone to know that she was looking at her. Jeremy thought Claia had no companions. In the event that he cut to the chase of self destruction, she had a ton to ponder. The girl probably didn't even have any friends, let alone a boyfriend. It was as if she didn't have anyone to go with her, to be her confidant, her outlet, her medicine. Because she couldn't stand the feeling of being alone and humiliated, she committed suicide. And the girl has now fallen in love with him? Jeremy gave a wry smile.

"I think I told you that Diora is my only love. Despite the fact that my affection is uneven, I have no issue regardless of whether I can't get it or not. Than I have to be with another girl," said Jeremy.

"Who wants to be with you as well? Claia yelled, "I also have someone I like."

"Ah, yes? Jeremy added, "And I hope it's not me."

"Obviously not. He has previously attended my school, and he frequently possesses a physical appearance that is significantly superior to yours. Claia said with confidence, "I'm sure Diora would like him if he were in my real body."

"You like someone, but a boy traumatizes you? Is that actually the case? What would happen if that boy came up to you? Wouldn't you rather scream and cry and be content?"

"I'm not sure. He and I have never been close. Claia stated, "I can only observe him from a distance."

Jeremy commented, "How sad."

"Isn't it similar to you? Is it true that you can only watch Diora with other guys? You probably don't want to see Diora with another guy, so you're always up in the tree, right?" She inquired. Claia shut her book and cleaned it up.

"I already told you that Diora and I used to study together. But closer than we are right now," Jeremy declared. While recalling his experiences studying with Diora, he smiled.

"For what reason did you tidy up all that? We have not yet completed our studies!" Jeremy is acting jerky and irate. He considered Diora who might get terrible grades. He would without a doubt take Diora's place. The issue was that Claia, who was now in Diora's body, appeared to be unable to think clearly. She could obliterate Diora's reputation into a wreck.

"Not needed!" Claia retorted.

Jeremy moved toward Claia. Claia looked ordinary and didn't overreact by any means. After opening the books once more, Jeremy placed them in front of Claia. Even when Claia was about to leave, he gave it to her.

Claia closed the book as she took it. Jeremy, on the other hand, halted her hand movement. Claia froze. She made a U-turn to face Jeremy.

"Is it safe to say that you are attempting to obliterate Diora's standing? Because Sienna and Joana aren't any different from the kids who bullied you, I know you want to exact revenge on them. If you..." Jeremy brought his face closer to Claia's by placing his right hand beside one of her thighs.

Claia felt the speed of her heart. She turned around right away to avoid Jeremy's gaze. Why don't those unpleasant memories surface? No. What caused Jeremy to approach her this way? On the couch where she was seated, he dropped to one knee.

"Why are you acting like this?" she inquired.

"Is the reason you took advantage of this opportunity that you were never close to Diora? There is no use. Diora will actually be hurt by it."

Claia yelled, "Don't forget, in Diora's body there is me, Claia, not Diora."

Jeremy remained silent and focused intently on Diora's expression. She really wanted to be close to Diora at this distance, as the girl had stated. But he lied, "No. I was examining an item. It appears that you do not... fear me. Do those unpleasant memories not surface?" He pressed.

Claia raised her eyebrows. Despite the fact that it does not appear, "stand aside! Assuming Sister Ira sees it, she will report it to my mom!"

"Isn't this necessary? You must frequently practice being close to boys in order to avoid becoming traumatized." While turning away, Jeremy said, "I'm willing to assist you."