Bye-Bye Jerk, Hello Mr. Right by Rosie Steppe

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I thought, 'Girlfriend? A few days ago, he was on a blind date with me and talking about marriage. And now he already has a girlfriend?'

Thinking about how he wanted to marry me right away, It seemed he was desperate for a woman. Since ! rejected him, he immediately found someone else. Maybe it was for the best. Now I could face him without any worries.

I tossed the takeaway box into the trash and waited off to the side.

Demi showed up in under two minutes, still holding her half-eaten chicken chop. She'd lost her appetite because the guy she liked was already taken.

Demi sighed as she walked over. "All the good guys are always taken. No chance to even have a little fun."

I laughed at her. "Demi, good thing your mom had you as a girl. If you were a guy, you'd be such a playboy."

Just as I said that, Hayden walked over. He was rocking a black T-shirt, cargo pants, and ankle boots, standing tall and radiating serious hotness. "He's so hot!" Demi sighed. "Keira, look at those muscles. Imagine being swept off your feet by him."

I flicked her on the forehead. "Quit fantasizing

perfect guy? I'm seriously curious, Demi said, still mesmerized by Hayden's

You can ask him," I said, starting

from the lighting supplier's side and in charge of the entire setup now. As the RiverwaveCorp rep, I had to cater to him. If he messed up, I'd be the one facing the fallout. Demi quickly followed me. When we were just

a loss

knew she was so lustful, almost to

him an email detailing the issues, Hayden immediately started working on the adjustments. The process went smoothly, and he quickly got the first set of lights

from a top lighting engineer," Demi clapped her hands,

to me.

"Huh?" I was confused.

greatly affected by the current. I need to check your wiring. It would be best to have the electrician responsible

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didn't ask any more questions. called the electrician and told him to meet us in the power distribution

Hayden to the power distribution room. We walked in silence, and the vibe was super awkward and

broke the silence. "Aren't you a

a side gig," he answered