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

Chapter 991

Did he look like an Ace family member now?

She called him Uncle Aaron–even if he didn’t like her, he still shouldn’t just abandon her like this.

The two of them stood there in a silent standoff.

After a few seconds, it was Aaron who gave in:

Her small face was already red from the cold. If she stayed out any longer, she’d freeze.

Without another word, he picked her up again, stepping through the wind and snow to place her into the car. This time, he set her in the back seat.

She had always sat in the passenger seat before.

Now, she wasn’t even worthy of that anymore?

Maybe it was the lingering effects of the alcohol, or maybe she was just feeling too hurt, but Lena curled into herself, burying her face against her knees.

Aaron saw everything.

He even knew exactly what she was thinking.

His heart clenched with pain, but he had to be ruthless. Only by forcing her into a corner would she find the courage to move forward–truly move forward.

By the time they arrived at his place, Lena had already fallen asleep.

Aaron carried her inside, and as he looked down, he noticed the faint traces of moisture on her lashes.

He lowered his head and pressed a light kiss to her eyes.

“Little quail.”

Lena slept deeply that night–so deeply that she didn’t even dream.

By the time she opened her eyes, the sky outside was bright and the snowfall had stopped.

She looked around, recognizing where she was.

Then she remembered everything from the night before.

the

truly is a

got up from bed and walked to the window. The snow outside had piled up thickly, and on

messaged her

and a chill from this post?]

Lena replied instantly:

well–fed person never understands the hunger of the starving.]

1/3

991

beside the snowman he had made for her that morning, both of them smiling in the cold.

Lena replied, adding a

your Uncle Aaron,] Keira suggested.

reply this time.

Aaron

yard, the fresh tire tracks made it

lingering effects of alcohol–she decided to take

opened the

It was empty.

then did she remember–she had packed up all her things before leaving last time, swearing to herself that she would never set foot in

But now?

stranded here, unable to leave without showering first. She smelled of stale alcohol and sleep, and

I supposed to deliver

she pondered her dilemma, she walked out of the bedroom to confirm that Aaron really

Good.

spared her some awkwardness.

clothes online

place an order, her eyes landed on the laundry

of Aaron’s dress

Perfect.

That would do.

the wash, and once they were dry, she’d change and leave.

wardrobe and picked out a white dress shirt, holding it up against herself.

enough to be worn as a makeshift sleep

she was still fuming at him, she had to admit that once she sank into the warmth of the bath, all her tension melted

heat soaked into her skin, she reflected on everything