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

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Chapter 337

My period had just started.

"Wait up!" I called after Lena, jogging to catch up. "You totally jinxed me-now my period's here. Can I borrow some of your stuff?"

Lena didn't miss a beat, pulling the key to the break room out of her pocket and handing it to me. "Help yourself."

We got into the elevator, heading to her department, but before we even arrived, shouting echoed down the hall.

"You shameless bitch! You married my son, and now you're running around with another man. You killed my son! And now you're pregnant with some bastard child and have the audacity to claim it's ours? You think we're stupid? You just want Desmon compensation money!"

Lena rushed ahead, but I froze in place for a second. That voice... Why did it sound so familiar?

I really needed to grab some pads and get to the restroom, but my curiosity got the best of me, and I found myself drawn toward the noise instead.

"This baby is Desmond's. Once it's born, we can do a paternity test and prove it," I heard a familiar voice say before I could get any closer.

Tanya

wonder it

crowd around them was growing as Mrs. Blake's voice got louder. "Everyone, come see this shameless woman! She cheated on my son, and when he confronted her, he ended up in that car crash!" she cried out, her words turning raw and desperate. "Oh God, who will punish her

son?"

to calm things down. "Ma'am, this is a hospital. You need to stop yelling like this, or you'll

So, it's fine to

myself. Lena had clearly recognized Tanya,

I'm not making a scene. It's her and her lover who killed my son! He was our only son..." Mrs. Blake's voice cracked with grief, and honestly, it was hard not

family matter," Lena said, still calm. "It's not appropriate to discuss it in a public space like this. Why

staying right here. I want everyone to know

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She cheated on my son

"Please, lower your

hear me. And not just here-III follow her wherever she goes!

help but smirk. Classic Lena, always having my back. This wasn't calming things down-it was like tossing

too. She turned to Tanya, her face more serious. "Ma'am, maybe it's best if you leave for now. Let her calm down." Tanya's face was flushed red, her eyes brimming with tears. It was obvious that nothing she said would help right now. She turned around,