Girl Get Rid Of That Jerk by Melissa Johns

Chapter 275

Once everything was set, Allison's Owens Legal Services was finally open for business. That day, Allison got a call she hadn't expected for a while.

"Hey, Allison! Do you remember me? It's Breanna."

Allison was genuinely surprised. It had been ages since she'd last heard from Breanna.

"Of course, I remember you! Your number is still saved in my phone."

Breanna had been an intern and Allison's right-hand assistant at Havenbrook Law. Before Allison moved on, she had told Breanna she could always reach out if she needed anything.

Breanna chimed in, "Allison, my internship is over, and I nailed the bar association interview. Does your offer to join you still stand?"

"Congrats!" Allison beamed, truly happy for her. "Absolutely, you're welcome anytime. My firm just opened, so come on over whenever you're ready."

"Seriously?" Breanna exclaimed, her excitement palpable. "I'm so glad you don't mind having me around!"

Allison laughed, "Why would I mind? I practically taught you everything I know. I'm in Oak Lake now, and I'll send over the address soon."

Breanna was over the moon, "Awesome! I'll book my ticket right away!"

...

he quickly stepped in to help by bringing

room at a restaurant, Shawn introduced the lawyers to Allison.

haircut, certainly looked the

moment, taking in his presence. "Hello,

"Hello, Ms. Allison.

Attorney Wu, I managed to lure him from another

a sleek suit and glasses. His lean frame gave off a vibe of

things about you. Looking forward to working

Here's

and the legal crew at the table, the conversation flowed easily, creating a lively and welcoming

meal, Allison said her goodbyes to Shawn and her new colleagues, and hopped

pressed the gas pedal, and the white Rolls-Royce glided out of the parking lot,

realized Breanna's flight was about to touch down in Oak

Breanna had sent her flight details, and Allison had insisted on picking her up at the

had suggested she'd just grab a cab to the hotel, but knowing Breanna was new to the area without

sat out in the suburbs, about a

cracked the window to let the refreshing air

Lake was warming up. The wind had lost its winter