No More Waiting, She Chooses Love

"What game are you trying to play here? Today is a celebration, not a sports club. Looking to play? You've got the wrong address, buddy," Grant fired off, before giving Brown's hand a firm squeeze, "Let go." Instantly, Brown's face flushed a deep shade of red, clearly pained by Grant's grip.

Who would've thought Grant had such a strong grip?

Yet, Brown didn't release his hold. That's when I heard a voice I knew all too well, "What's going on here?"

As Ernest spoke, he approached, his presence commanding in a sleek black suit, his gaze fixed on Brown's hand holding mine.

Seeing him, Brown's lips twisted into a smirk. "Mr. Collins, I was just inviting this lovely lady to join a game. She plays hard to get."

Ernest's eyes briefly met mine, "And why should she entertain you? Who are you? Who brought you here today?"

After his trio of cold inquiries, someone whispered into his ear.

Ernest's brows furrowed slightly, "Let it be known, both he and his invitee are to be escorted out of the celebration."

"Hah," Brown laughed, "You're nothing but a stray picked up by the Collins family. Do you really think you have the authority to dismiss me?"

Before Ernest could respond, his bodyguard stepped forward, ready to intervene, but Ernest raised his hand to stop him.

Seeing this, Brown smirked provocatively and walked away, but not before whistling at me, "Babe, consider our game on."

He was so arrogant.

deal?" Grant

could continue, Ernest had already

watched Ernest's retreating figure, then turned to me, noticing my wrist, "Looks like it's bruised. That jerk doesn't know

on the bruise, causing an

rollercoaster; the slightest

time I see

hurt," I said, withdrawing my

and failed

head, "How

to stay any longer;

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after Ernest's blatant

disregard for my feelings.

we can go right now. I'll take you," Grant offered promptly. Despite

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was on stage giving a speech, The elder Collins was formally introducing Ernest to the crowd who responded with warm applause. Ernest nodded in thanks, a far cry from the man I first met; distant and now

we went our separate we