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

Chapter 947

Had she misstepped somewhere, leading Aaron to misunderstand?

The thought was absurd. If word got out, what would people think of her?

They’d assume she was shameless, unworthy of respect. Even if Aaron publicly declared no blood ties to the Ace family, in everyone’s eyes, they were uncle and niece. A relationship between them would violate moral norms and societal expectations.

Aaron had lost his mind to say such things.

But she wouldn’t follow his madness. She needed to extinguish his thoughts, and the only way to do so was to start a relationship with someone else.

But who could she choose?

Nate?

No, absolutely not. She couldn’t treat him like that–calling him when she needed him, only to leave him when she didn’t.

For a moment, Lena was at a loss. She slammed on the brakes and pulled over to the roadside, rolling down all the car windows. The cold wind rushed in, chilling her to the bone, helping her regain clarity.

Keira was working on a leaf carving when Lena arrived to find her. Recently, she had seen online videos of people making intricate carvings on leaves, and she was intrigued enough to try it herself.

saying a word. Focused on her carving, Keira didn’t look up

Lena suddenly blurted out, startling Keira. Keira’s hand slipped, and the blade ruined the leaf she

set the blade aside and looked at Lena. “What’s gotten into

.

troubled. “Let’s just say there

“What’s going on? Spill

I might as well start dating. It’s boring being alone anyway,” she said,

best friend, Keira knew when she was lying. “If you really want my help,

to meet Keira’s. “Fine. Aaron confessed to

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to find a boyfriend–it was to make

dead set on this. You won’t be able to shake him off,” Keira told her

everything through. Lena likely wouldn’t be able

he do, force me into it?” she said, then froze at her own words. A moment later, she sighed, exasperated. “Ugh, I’m so fed up! Just

about I lend you my Hayden for

moment of thought, she said, “Give me Ron’s number.”