#Chapter 107 Tyler

Renee The tea had helped, but Neil’s quiet company had helped more. My hands were still a little shaky as we headed back to the sidewalk leading to our next classes, walking in companionable silence. I glanced over my shoulder, but Tyler and that man were nowhere in sight. Still, the eerie sensation of being watched hadn’t fully left me. “You sure you don’t want to head home?” Neil asked, his voice gentle but clearly concerned. “You look like you're about to faint.” “I’m fine,” I said reflexively, tucking my phone into my coat pocket. “Just… off balance… or something. Seeing Tyler was a bit of a shock.” He gave me a sideways glance that said I don’t believe you, but I’ll let it go. I appreciated that more than I could say. Just as we reached the main quad, my phone buzzed. It was Arielle. “Hey,” I said, answering the call. “You get out of three still today, don't you?" “Yeah… Why?” “Because I just got the notice. The court officially processed Dominic’s guardiansh