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

Chapter 334

Brad's sentence cut off with a scream as I tossed my coffee right in his smug face,

He shot up, dripping, wiping at his soaked shirt. "What the hell, Keira? Are you out of your mind?!"

I held up my now-empty cup. "Next time you pull crap like that, I'll crack this over your head-and then hand you over to the cops. Enjoy that chat."

Brad stood there, a mess in his white T-shirt, coffee dripping from his hair in sad little clumps. Honestly, two words: total loser.

Still, he wasn't done being obnoxious. "You think this is gonna scare me? You've got it all wro-

I didn't stick around for the rest. I turned on my heel and walked right out of the café.

Wayne caught up to me. "Who wa

* guy?"

"Tanya's brother," I muttered, pulling a wet wipe from my bag to clean the coffee off my fingers. "He's been annoying me for a while." "Does he pull this often?"

"A few times," I said, tossing the used wipe into a trash can.

Wayne didn't press any further, and honestly, I didn't feel like getting into it either. Changing the subject, I asked, "Your dad's still in the hospital, right?"

"Yeah, he's admitted. Room 812, Pulmonary Unit," Wayne replied.

'I'll drop by

You do what you need to," Wayne said, waving

to the café, deciding to grab one for her. And that's when I spotted Brad, trailing after

go on ahead- was he handling Brad

let them disappear from view before stepping inside to

made it to the hospital room, Yuna was sitting up in bed,

than I expected, especially

with Hayden earlier.

on a smile and

is served!"

to look at me, and just like that, the sadness in her eyes vanished, replaced with that bright, sparkling smile of hers. She was a pro at hiding her feelings.

for me?" she asked, her face

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Chapter 334

coffee, one milk ten. Both yours," I

She took a sip of each and nodded like a connoisseur. "Both

coffee or milk tea shop and drink as much as you want," I joked, not really

up her

or not, I had

coffee but immediately made a face at the bitterness. Still, she