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

Chapter 867

"No problem. Let's schedule the simulations after work each day. It'll mean some extra hours, but I appreciate everyone's effort," Nate said, nodding to the team to show his gratitude.

"If anyone has concerns or special circumstances, please let me know in advance so I can make adjustments," Lena added. As the primary surgeon responsible for the operation, she not only had to ensure the procedure's success but also maintain the morale of the entire medical team. Everyone shook their heads, indicating they had no issues.

"Great. In that case, you can all head home and get some rest. Dr. Lane and I will stay back to finalize a few details," Nate said, dismissing the team but keeping Lena behind.

The two went over the finer points of the plan, and by the time they finished, it was nearly

9 p.m.

"I noticed this morning that Mr. Ace dropped you off. Is your car broken?" Nate asked. He had seen her getting out of Aaron's car earlier.

"Flat tire," Lena replied, realizing she hadn't even checked if the car had been fixed.

"Let me give you a ride home, then," Nate offered smoothly.

any messages from him all day, she figured he was either too busy or had spoken casually without meaning it. Still, she had no intention of accepting Nate's offer. "No

carrying a trace of longing. "Is it really so unreasonable for

used to be in a relationship, and it's better if we avoid any unnecessary

of rekindling old feelings," Lena said lightly. "I'm afraid you might think there's still hope for

well. She was making it clear that reconciliation was out of the

expect you to

call me

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about herself, taking a

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long sigh. "Goodbye? I'm heading out too. Surely, we can

not that petty," Lena replied,

walls reflected their images as they stood side by side, separated by

couldn't help but think back to when they were inseparable. Back then, even a minute in an elevator wouldn't go by without them holding hands, hugging, or

he'd been until now, standing next to her in silence. "Lena..." he began softly, but before he could say more, the elevator dinged, and the doors