Marry My Ex's Sworn Enemy

Chapter 61: Hello, Mrs. Sullivan

The old house wasn't far from "Lucky's Diner," a ten-minute cab ride at most. Sonya hopped out at the alleyway entrance. It was past lunchtime; the food stalls were packed up, the usual midday bustle replaced by the quiet rustle of autumn leaves under a hazy afternoon sun. She strolled slowly, enjoying the tranquility. A tall, heavily intoxicated man lurched down the alley. Sonya initially ignored him, but he stumbled right in front of her. "Hey, beautiful,

drink?" he slurred, grinning leeringly.

wanna... wanna

Sonya frowned, trying to sidestep him.

have

a

"Hey, don't go! Give a guy a break," he mumbled, blocking her path and reaching for her."I'll... I'll pay you." He patted his pockets.

Sonya pulled her coat tighter, hurrying around him. He pursued her. Just as she considered calling 911, she heard a yelp. She turned to see the man sprawled on the ground, kicked there by a man she recognized - Jay.

"Damn drunk bastard! Don't let me see you around the docks again. I'll beat you every time!" Jay delivered another kick.

The drunkard, clearly recognizing Jay, groveled apologies, promising never to repeat his actions. Jay grunted, lit a cigarette, and strode toward Lucky's Diner, never once glancing at Sonya. It seemed less like a rescue and more like a random act of justice. "Ella Ge, thank you," Sonya called, hurrying to catch up.

He ignored her, continuing his brisk pace. This was their second encounter, and from their first meeting, he seemed to dislike her intensely. She hadn't done anything to provoke him, so why? The question puzzled her as she followed.

Lucky's was nearly empty. Simon and his wife, Mrs. Sterling, were cleaning up. Seeing them arrive, Mrs. Sterling, ignoring Jay, warmly greeted Sonya.

Jay sat at a table outside and yelled inside, "Boss, one egg fried rice."

Mrs. Sterling yelled back, "A rooster needs a hen to hatch chicks; no chicks, no eggs! Where's the egg fried rice gonna come from?"

Jay mumbled, "Beef fried rice."

partners, work

I haven't eaten lunch," Sonya

inside. "What do you

Sterling led Sonya upstairs to

apartment.

"Where's Mia?" Sonya asked."

mother-in-law's here from the country. She took Mia to the little plaza outside Cloud University." "That's a

baby while

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me wh

thing them up - at least a meeting or exchanging WhatsApp

Jay were childhood buddies. They fried son of middle school and came

was stil dive Tal handsome, cool, but he had a great smule and was so loyal. He was the for wind

was sick. Didn't you

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problems then We went back to our hometown Jay we ate an apprentice, coming back only every ten days or so. Henry was done, he was only fiffe probably thought he could handle it, so he didn't say

and responsible If he'd been home, Jasmine Smiths surgery fees would have been

measures.

degene

sighed. After that, he matured, understood his parens sacrifices. He to care of Jasmine Smith's tuition and Irving expenses, even

got carried away. You

She hurried downstairs.

money to buy it for John Smith's sister. But when she asked John Smith's sister's name, he said he

Why?

brought her a plate of beef dumplings. Sonya casually asked, "Where

in a car