No More Waiting, She Chooses Love

Chapter 655

Yates whisked Fanny away from the hospital, leading her to believe they were heading to a hotel. But once they got into the car, he casually asked, "Is it cool if we stop by your place?" Fanny paused, quickly catching his drift, "Oh, so you want to check if I've got other guys hanging around?"

"Not at all."

Right, Fanny thought sarcastically. As if she'd believe that. It seemed jealousy was a universal trait in men.

No sooner had she scoffed to herself than Yates added, "I just don't want to be treated like just another guy."

Fanny fell silent. How could she say no now? Reluctantly, she led Yates to her apartment.

Her place was her sanctuary, visited only by her parents and her best friend, Lucy Hamilton. So, she wasn't worried about any unexpected discoveries.

As they climbed the stairs to her apartment, she opened the door and, instead of heading straight in, wrapped her arms around Yates's neck. Standing there without her shoes, she suddenly felt a lot shorter and had to stand on tiptoes to reach him. "Carry me," she commanded.

Yates lifted her effortlessly, letting her cling to his neck.

"First things first, Yates," Fanny began, "the whole hotel drama was just for show. Lucy and I never took guys back to our room. We shared it, and I've never had another man over. Feel free to look around..."

see," Yates said, peering over

guys here,"

he?" Yates's question made Fanny freeze. Before she could process it,

brought

man standing in the middle

he?" Yates repeated

Matt,

answer even as she asked her mom was the only other person

is," the man, tall and

as Yates set her down on the

Sinclair, you vanish for ages and then suddenly show-up? Why didn't you

With Yates already

if he was just her uncle-did not help matters. Especially since Uncle Sinclair was only a year older than her adopted by

home in a while, so she

was speechless. If she wasn't visiting home, her mom should've contacted her directly, not sent

been busy," Fanny

can tell," his gaze lingered on

mood, Yates extended a hand, "Nice to meet