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

Chapter 933

Keira took a step closer to him, brushing the leaf lightly against his nose. “Don’t you think I’m right?”

He didn’t reply, simply gazing at her. His deep, dark eyes flickered with unease. “Kiki, I’m scared.”

“Scared of what?” Keira asked with a smile.

Hayden didn’t answer, but she could sense what he was afraid of–he was worried she’d follow in Jace’s footsteps one day. Her words and actions often carried a sense of detachment, a quiet calm that he feared might one day lead her to renounce the world and seek solace in a monastery,

The day before the first frost, her little courtyard, Ethereal Essence, officially opened.

Hayden insisted on taking care of the preparations himself. He wouldn’t let Kiera go, citing her current condition as a reason to stay home. But she knew what he was up to–Ron had already told her everything.

Feigning ignorance, she obediently stayed home, letting him handle things as he pleased. Lena even took two days off just to keep her company.

“You don’t seem as busy as usual, Dr. Lane,” Keira noted, sensing something unusual. Lena gave her a sidelong glance and said, “So you finally remembered to care about me?” The saying “You can’t focus on two things at once” wasn’t wrong. Keira had poured all her energy into the courtyard, neglecting everyone else. First, Hayden felt left out, and now Lena was complaining too.

clung to her arm. “I remember now.

who’s Retta’s aunt? She’s been promoted to Head Doctor,” Lena

she steal your position?” Keirá

“Not at all. My position as Chief Lane isn’t something just anyone can snatch. But she’s been eager to prove

had that kind of fighting

fewer people are having children now. Haven’t you seen the reports about declining birth rates?” Lena sighed. “Give it another ten or twenty years,

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Chapter 933

support you now if you want,” Keira said with a grin. “But worrying about losing your job seems excessive. People may not want many kids, but it’s not like they’re

I don’t even want to have kids,”

lucky enough to have a good husband and in–laws,

hadn’t expected her thoughts to run so deep, though

Keira said, hoping to lift her spirits. “Who can say? It’s only after you’re pregnant and have the child that people’s true colors come out.” Lena turned her eyes back to Keira. “But don’t let

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