Girl Get Rid Of That Jerk by Melissa Johns

Chapter 367

Brooklyn was fluent in English and could easily catch Breanna's drift. She was

naturally aloof, rarely cracking a smile, and usually wore a cool expression. When Breanna threw her a compliment, Brooklyn, with her poker face intact, simply said, "I'm not into women, or men for that matter."

"Are you asexual?" Breanna blurted out, without a second thought.

Allison gave a slightly awkward grin, her lips twitching a bit. "You really know how to say anything that comes to mind, don't you? Aren't you worried she'll sock you one?"

Breanna pouted, feeling a tad wronged. "She said it herself!"

Brooklyn chimed in, still unfazed, "I only punch folks who pose a threat to the boss."

Joy mused aloud, "But honestly, Brooklyn's more handsome than most guys!"

Allison chuckled, "I second that."

Brooklyn's expression didn't waver.

Breanna sighed dramatically, "Since joining our law firm, I swear my taste has skyrocketed. Allison, you're stunning, and Watson and Mr. Fisher are drop-dead gorgeous. Now we have Brooklyn, our dashing female bodyguard. No wonder I can't find a boyfriend-my standards are through the roof."

"Don't worry, Breanna. We've got time, no

teased,

on, huh? I've seen him picking you up from

her gaze

and London an item now?" Allison asked, surprised, turning to Joy. "When did this

yet. He's been trying to win me over, but I haven't said

like you're into him. It's only a matter of time before you

Joy nodded, cheeks glowing.

asked. "I've been swamped and haven't had the chance to check on

She got out of the hospital a few days ago and

they manage with the funds we sent? School expenses can stack up, and I wonder if London can handle it all

successful surgery, Allison

support Peyton through college, and help London if he

the siblings had

head, "Allison, you've already done so much.

life; we can't

I can't accept

will need ongoing check-ups and treatments, and education isn't cheap There's an old saying, 'I' you're going to help someone, help them all the way.' I have the means to support you both, and want to do this. You're young, and working yourself to exhaustion isn't sustainable. If you collapse, what happens to