Chapter 90-There Is No 10th Floor
Helanie:
"Let me go—" I gestured for her to step out of my way, but she kept coming at me. If only she listened to me, she would have saved herself from the upcoming disaster.
"What if I don’t? What would you do then?" she asked, coming so close that I had no choice. I didn’t do it on purpose, but it happened.
The disgusting feeling of throwing up made me gag even more, and before I knew it, I blurted it out, spitting everything on her.
In short, I threw up all over her perfectly pressed uniform.
"Eww!" she screamed, while I coughed and continued to throw up. Chaos erupted throughout the cafeteria as I knelt down, feeling dizzy.
"Get her out of here, someone!" I heard someone scream in disgust.
That was exactly what I wanted to do—to leave!
But this girl had the audacity to step in my way and stop me.
"Hey, let’s get you out of here," a familiar voice said. I couldn’t even make out the commotion around me as I kept my head down, but Jenny had already wrapped her arm around my back to help me stand.
She helped me rush out, but someone suddenly slapped her hand off my back. I was dizzy and didn’t have the energy for any argument.