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

Chapter 88

Some people were truly shameless-like, they just couldn't help themselves.

As Tanya marched toward me, that thought flashed through my mind.

Anyone with a shred of decency would avoid the ex of the person they cheated with. But nope, not Tanya. In today's world, people like her just didn't care.

It was like she needed to show off, to prove how much better she thought she was.

"Keira, what a surprise! Here for dinner too?" Tanya chirped, but her eyes were locked onto Hayden.

Honestly, ever since she strutted over, she hadn't stopped staring at him.

I didn't need to go into detail about how hot Hayden was. Let's just say he was the kind of guy who would turn heads wherever he went, even earlier today when the old ladies in my neighborhood were practically drooling over him. "Yeah, I am. What, you think I'm just here for a tour?" I shot back, my tone dripping with sarcasm,

It wasn't that I was being petty-I just couldn't stand the sight of her. She was the type who played innocent while doing something straight-up awful.

If she had just been upfront, saying she liked Jace and wanted to be with him, I might've respected that. I might've even stepped back and let them be.

nope, she didn't. Instead, she made it a point to step on my

turning all kinds of embarrassed. But with Jace not around,

Was it Hayden?

thinking they were the

looks, probably had an inflated ego

she was probably desperate

wasn't she

still throwing longing looks at Hayden? Did she just have a thing

nothing between Hayden and me, I still didn't want Tanya eyeing him. Catching her with that flirty look on her face, I smirked and said, "Ms. Twain, you're here for the maternity menu, right? The food here's really

a second, and

internally. Was she

every cute guy in sight with the other. Was she

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that Jace wasn't her only target caught me off guard, but

out Tanya was treating him like just another fish

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