No More Waiting, She Chooses Love

Chapter 801

"I don't want to get involved in this mess. You're resourceful, aren't you? Figure it out yourself," she said, tugging at Nancy. "Come on, can't you see Mr. Clark is busy? He doesn't have time to entertain you."

"But I want to play! If he can't, then you play with me," the little girl pleaded, her charm hard to resist.

"Fine, you stay here and pester him. I've got things to do," Shirley let go of Nancy's hand and headed inside, turning back to Allen with a smirk. "Make sure you keep an eye on things this time."

Shirley walked away with a confident stride, leaving me in disbelief. She's always been a wildcard, even willing to pull stunts like using her own daughter to get her way. Handing over the kid to her brother was nothing compared to that.

But today, her antics worked in my favor. With Nancy clinging to Allen, he couldn't just carry me off like a sack of potatoes.

Not long after Shirley left, Conrad arrived. He'd stopped the nosebleed, but his face was noticeably paler.

"Allen, either you put her down or you leave me no choice," Conrad spoke up, his tone unusually assertive.

He and Allen weren't exactly on the same team, and Conrad rarely spoke so boldly.

"Haven't wiped that nosebleed yet, and you're playing the hero?" Allen taunted Conrad.

"Your nose is still bleeding too," I snapped back, even though being slung over his shoulder was making it hard to breathe.

already moved on with another man. You've got no business here. What's the point? You want to go

he think he's calling

me,

to let her go. Why are you spewing nonsense?" Conrad wasn't

you want her, come and get her," Allen taunted, acting

hold onto my brother, you go get my sister," Nancy chimed in,

glare, and Nancy just stuck her

he moved forward. Allen lifted his leg, swinging Nancy aside like she

Heartless jerk.

anger rising.

to catch Nancy, setting her safely aside. "Don't worry," he reassured her before charging at Allen

once more, but this time Allen still had me

afraid of hurting me, which gave Allen the upper

stand it any

all I managed was

tossed around. It was too much,

it!" Allen cursed, dropping me like a rag