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

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Chapter 795

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Chapter 795

"They're fighting! Someone's fighting outside a panicked voice yelled from the hallway.

I ran out just in time to see Cole swing his fist at Jace.

"Stop it! Cole, stop!" I shouted, rushing over fo pull him back.

Cole shoved me aside. My back hit the wall hard, my head cracking against it. Everything blurred for a second-my vision, my thoughts, everything. Jace, who hadn't fought back until now, called out to me, his voice filled with concern. Rea..."

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But the second he looked away, his fist shot up, landing a clean hit on Cole. And just like that, they were going at it-a full-on, no-holds-barred brawl.

I pressed my hand against the side of my head, trying to steady myself, but the fight was spiraling out of control. There was no stopping them. Desperate, I flagged someone down and told them to call security.

By the time they were finally pulled apart, both looked like they'd gone ten rounds in a boxing ring. Jace was bleeding heavily from his nose, pressing tissues against it as blood dripped down his hands.

I wanted to know what had started the fight, but the steady stream of blood from Jace's nose pushed that thought aside.

frustration. "Jace, you need

of moving, he looked at me.

Not because I wasn't okay, but because this wasn't about me. "I'm fine. Let me take you to

need," he muttered.

through the air like a whip. "Jace, you piece of shit! Where's my

was confirmed dead-what was he

what the hell is

glare. "Why don't you

a rabid dog," Jace

hallway, but Jace didn't stop walking. Blood still poured from his nose, soaking through the

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felt a wave of dizziness at the sight. "Jace, this isn't normal Your nose won't stop. It could be broken you need to see a

head back, and closed his eyes. Under the harsh hospital lights, he looked almost translucent, the blood loss draining all color from

up and see a doctor," I said, tugging at his

didn't budge, stubborn as

couldn't wrap my head around why he was being so difficult, but I wasn't going to stand by and watch him bleed out. Frustrated, I stormed off to find a doctor myself. When

looked like he was ready to pick another fight, and my head still

to the police instead of acting like a rabid dog biting everyone around you," I snapped, my

word. He just took a step

feel the tension rolling off him in waves, and every instinct screamed at me to

But he was faster.