Master of his heart (Brielle and Max)

Chapter 1447

A couple had broken up, and if one of them had already moved on, then the one still clinging to the past was definitely on the losing side. Losing?

Kailee would never admit defeat, not in a million years. She only remembered Lewis's name, that's it. She'd long since moved on, had her eyes set on someone else. There was no way she was still hung up on him! "Stop trying to make yourself look good!" she snapped, her finger itching to poke him in the face.

As they pulled up to the spot Lewis had mentioned, Kailee didn't hold back. "Out you go, don't dirty up my car. I'm off to pick up a young model today, and having you around is just bad luck."

She rolled her eyes, but then a ray of sunshine hit Lewis's face, and she had to admit, despite herself, that he was still annoyingly handsome. What a waste of a good face.

Lewis got out, and Kailee had been ready to give him an earful if he dared thank her. But instead, he just walked away without a second glance.

Sitting in her car, Kailee felt her face heat up with anger. That's it?

Seriously?!

How could anyone be so rude? Was it living in the slums that stripped him of his manners?

Then again, a guy who still gossips about his ex-girlfriend years after the breakup probably didn't have much class to begin with.

driver, feeling a headache brewing from the

quickly stepped

rack. This was the same room he had shared with Kailee when they were

so carefree, had probably forgotten all about it. Not that he expected her

up and moving on without a backward glance, always ready for

he never agreed. But the one time he did, it turned out to be the last. She was unforgiving to others but

just as he got a call from the

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hospital a settlement, but thanks to Kailee's unexpected interference, not only was the problem solved,

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story, and the woman

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eyes. "Just

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way of fishing to see if he had any

a sly smile

for you

home, still feeling the sting of it