Love Game With The Rebel Billionaire

Chapter 54: Her Protector

"His what?" I heard him, but I wanted to make sure.

"Protection?" Haze repeated, even more puzzled by the frown on my face. "You didn't know? Haven't you wondered why no one bothers you here even though you're alone? No one else could do that for you." Mason could, too. I wanted to say that but held back.

It had been a long time since I talked to Ash. I hadn't even seen him again, despite how clingy he used to be.

I wish I could forget everything he did for me, or at least how it felt when he was beside me... but his absence made me miss him even more. And I hate it.

A MONTH passed, and I had just finished enrolling for the second semester, so I decided to go up to the rooftop to get some air.

Time had passed just as quickly before Ash messed up my life. Now that he wasn't talking to me again, time seemed to speed up once more. The only difference is... I'm hurt as time goes on.

I couldn't even admit that I was hurt because of him, especially when I could see him from the rooftop, leaning on the rail, puffing his cigarette. "Thank you..." I muttered as I played with the hem of my shirt.

I should have said it to him long ago, but I only realized it now that he's stopped bothering me.

For all the times he helped ease the pain in my heart, for being there even when I wasn't calling him, and for saving me even when I didn't want to be saved anymore... I wanted to thank him for that.

I wasn't sure if he heard me. I could barely hear myself say it. Deep down, I was scared he would avoid me because he didn't want to see me anymore.

And that's exactly what happened.

He glanced at me but quickly looked away. He tossed his cigarette to the ground before walking past me as if he hadn't seen or heard anything.

it broke my heart

he slammed the door, leaving me here alone, just like the last time we

our group leader lectured one of our members, who had been zoning out and making mistakes in our project

looking down. I glanced at them briefly and noticed that they looked back at me but quickly

they shouldn't let it affect our group activities. It may

when I saw Ash during our enrollment day, but now here we were, working on an activity. I was

more months, and I'd finally escape from

of my group members, asked while typing on her

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shortly as I continued typing. I wasn't going to stop what I was doing just

she complained, and I just grinned as she suddenly started typing harder on her keyboard.

frustrations because while I got placed in a reputable auditing firm, most of

interns. It's all about talent and skills. That's what got me into one of the best auditing firms

I was working so hard. It was because of my grades.

thoughts of my

you should be focusing on. Not those pointless things. Not the unfairness of life since childhood, not my stepfather...

auditing firm where I worked. My schedule there was 8 to 5 from Monday to Friday, but

didn't bother me. In fact, it was better because

I cursed when someone

the person yelled before continuing to run into a nearby

a pained