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

Chapter 369

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"Don't get up," Yuna pressed my head back onto Hayden's shoulder, a playful smile on her face. "Keira, just stay like this with Hayden. I love seeing you two all lovey-dovey." This girl...

"Hayden, Keira," Yuna's bright eyes turned serious. "I was going to wait a few more days to say this, but since we're already here, I'll say it now."

"Don't start saying crazy stuff," I cut in, already sensing where this was headed.

But Hayden, ever calm, just said, "Let her talk."

Yuna flashed him a grin. "You really are my brother. You always get me."

Then she looked back at me. "Keira, just hear me out, okay?"

She giggled lightly, as if she was about to spill some silly secret, but then she coughed, squeezing both our hands tighter.

"I'm starting now," she announced, and the room suddenly felt heavier.

Neither of us spoke, but I could feel the tension in our breathing as we waited for her to go on.

Keira... I want to be an organ donor." Her words

are you saying?" Hayden's voice was sharp,

and steady.

"Why are you even thinking

make it someday, even if my heart can't be used, my liver, kidneys, and corneas can still help others. I want to give someone else a shot at life," Yuna explained, her face so sincere, her eyes pure and unflinching. Her words felt too big, too

turned to him, trying to

was staring at Yuna, his eyes betraying how shaken he was. His little sister, the girl he'd protected for so long, was saying something no

you saying anything?" Yuna asked, her voice tinged with anxiety. She knew that in the end, he had the final

not, I've made up my mind. I'm an adult. I get to make my own choices," Yuna said, her tone

was too much for

pause, Hayden finally spoke,

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this for a long time,"

tell me before?" Hayden

then looked down. "I was scared

stuck in a vegetative state-don't leave me like that. Don't wait for a miracle. Just do what I'm asking. Donate whatever can be used, and then... take my ashes to our garden.

squeezed my heart, making it