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

Chapter 342

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I eventually found myself in front of Matthew's hospital room. Standing outside were two men in black. suits, one of whom looked familiar.

It hit me he was one of Thorsten's bodyguards.

Thorsten wasn't even trying to keep a low profile. It's like he didn't care if people thought he was straight-up mafia or something.

Since he was already there, I wasn't about to just waltz in. But going back to Yuna's room wasn't happening either, so I wandered over to the hospital's little garden.

I barely sat down on a bench when this tiny voice piped up, "Miss, will you play ball with me?"

I looked down to see a little girl, maybe three or four, staring at me with these big, puppy-dog eyes. Ugh. I wasn't really in the mood, but how was I supposed to say no?

"Sure," I said, figuring it'd be five minutes, tops. But once we started, I got all these flashbacks of playing ball with my parents when I was a kid.

"Miss, you're kinda clumsy.

"Oops, you missed again. "Miss..."

I

I was not only stuck playing, but I was getting roasted by a toddler. Awesome. But, honestly? I was kinda having a good time.

a voice called, snapping us out of our

looked up and saw this drop-dead gorgeous woman

over.

said, brushing her

your dad's done visiting. We gotta

in full pout mode.

your dad won't wait for us," the woman said, strutting over

her try to walk on soft grass in those heels made me nervous. One wrong step, and she'd be down. But nope, she totally had it under control, moving like it was no big deal. Without even glancing at me, she reached for Milly.

Just a bit!" Milly whined,

sounding super frustrated, clearly hoping to scare

so I tried to help "Milly, how about you head

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you're here, I'll play with you again,

should be. "Next time

Kid wasn't wrong. I gently patted her head. "Maybe, but

arm. Then, under her breath, she added,

I was completely speechless.

least she plays with me. You and Dad never do," Milly shot back, hands on

woman's eyes flared.

stepped forward, instinctively shielding

must be too easy