CAMILLA’S POV — Little by little, day by day, I feel a bit stronger, not psychically, but more in the sense of feeling confident, more secure and the feeling of being watched has faded, but it’s still there. I hate it. It means that he was right. It’s all in my head, isn’t it? “Camilla, eyes up front,” In a split second, I feel the entire class’ eyes on me, and then it stops because people aren’t allowed to stare in here. My gaze meets Archer’s, a lump forms in my throat and hos dark forest eyes stare me down challengingly. “Sorry,” I murmur under my breath, hating that the spotlight was on me. My gaze flickers around the room, peeking a glance at everyone else before watching Archer again. “Camilla, since you are a little distracted between the class, come on up here, let’s start t