The Road to Rebirth Her Fresh Start and His Late Sorrow by Helena R. Bates

Chapter 204

Potter hesitated for a moment, looking somewhat dissatisfied at Lenard's disapproving expression. "Lenard, isn't it okay for me to like Miss Lena? She's the most wonderful girl I've ever met."

"Of course it's not okay. Aren't you aware of the relationship between Judson and Nancy? Let me tell you, the one thing Nancy hates the most is a homewrecker."

Potter protested, "I don't want to be a homewrecker... But if Judson and Miss Lena break up, can I pursue Lena?"

"Yes," Lenard replied without a second thought. "But as long as Judson and Nancy are together, don't even think about causing trouble. Consider yourself warned.'

With that, Lenard waved his hand in frustration and walked away.

Potter stood there, caught in a whirl of emotions. He knew about Lena and Judson's relationship, having seen them together at the fundraiser. He had thought he could keep his feelings in check, but whenever he saw Lena, his heart betrayed him. What should he do? He really didn't want to give up on Lena. Meanwhile, at the nearby café, Michael observed Judson's gloomy demeanor with amusement. "No wonder Nancy suggested you stay home and rest. You just had to come along, huh? So, Potter's your rival in love."

It made sense, given Lena's undeniable charm and beauty.

do you just want a reason to annoy me?" Michael raised his hands in mock innocence. "Neither, I swear. I found out something big. Apparently, your

wouldn't dare!" Judson growled, his

smirked slightly, saying, "Whether she dares or not, some of my company's artists will be there too. If she's got the nerve to mess with

weren't for Nancy

looked up curiously as Lenard walked

away," but kept it to himself, not wanting to upset Nancy. With a

do you think of Potter?" he

He's quite talented,"

were in her shoes, he'd choose Judson too-charming, sweet, and, let's be honest, quite the looker with a knack for standing up for

felt a pang of disappointment. Trying to mask

you prefer

answer, Lenard interjected,

kind that

Potter was speechless.