Chapter 30

The helmet took a knock on the front of the bike, and the young guy was totally thrown for

loop by this curve–ball.

Lizetta let go, and the dude yanked off his helmet, revealing a head of grandma–gray curls and features so fine that they were almost criminal.

You’re really gonna screw me over without even giving me a chance to catch my breath, huh?”

Lizetta was already a few meters away, but the kid, not having it, shouted even louder.

“Hey, I bet we’ll meet again. If fate’s kind, hit me up on WhatsApp!”

Lizetta, not even turning around, gave a casual wave and said, “Thanks.”

Figuring she was on board, the kid had his brows lifted, and his eyes were full of mischief. After watching Lizetta disappear, he put his helmet back on, snapped down his visor, and zoomed off against the wind.

When Lizetta walked in, Yolanda was making instant noodles. Lizetta sniffed and asked, “Got any more?”

Yolanda grabbed another cup from the kitchen. By the time the noodles were ready, Lizetta had changed into her home clothes

The two sat cross–legged on the carpet around a tiny table in the small living room, which was barely ten square meters.

Yolanda also grabbed a couple of beers, popped one open with one hand like a boss, and handed it to Lizetta

crappy? Spill the beans.”

dancing, so

the cold beer,

Remington got me canned

Yolanda’s emotions on a roller coaster, who squeezed her beer

taste of Evelina’s stale leftovers? Hold on,

noodles as she nodded in confirmation.

Pretty damn sure.”

already sporting the Dashiell family heirloom bracelet. Remington

there left for

that dog of a man gets what’s coming to him–plagues, a pile of kids, and nobody to call his

was livid, genuinely feeling for Lizetta.

hard knocks, but no one thought about how Lizetta, being innocent and

sea, and Evelina knew damn well that Remington was Lizetta’s only lifeline, yet she went after him hammer and tongs.

no good, aiming

of the shadow Evelina cast over Lizetta’s heart. If he had to cheat, Yolanda wouldn’t

pissed that she felt like grabbing a kitchen knife, but Lizetta just laughed and leaned in

probably for the best. A wake–up call that stings might make me snap out of

tingled, Yolanda wrapped her arms around Lizetta’s shoulders, and Lizetta smiled.

up, the noodles are getting

lowered her head to pick at the noodles; as the scent of

don’t tell me you’re pregnant.”

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