The Runaway Groom

Chapter 379

Irene’s face fell the instant she saw that it was Harvey, and she wheeled on Ricky. “Is he why you’ve brought me here?”

Ricky had no idea why she was upset, and so quickly explained, “He came to me and asked for a favor. I thought it’s no big deal since he just wants to meet you, so I said yes. I can’t refuse him since he promised to gather evidence that Whitney Cox killed my mom, so…”

Harvey quickly walked up to them and apologized, “Look, I’ve realized my mistake, so I know that you’re angry with me and would refuse to see me. That’s why I had Ricky set up this meeting, so that I have a chance to say sorry. Is that alright?”

“I just hope you won’t do anything so childish again, and I’m not angry with you. You don’t have to apologize, and I’m leaving if there’s nothing else.”

After all, Irene could not care less about him now, and walked up to the curb to hail a taxi.

Harvey quickly rushed up to her and caught her wrist. “You’re already here–how about dinner together? This isn’t your typical diner-”

Irene glowered. “Don’t touch me.”

He could talk as much as he wants, but touching?

Harvey gingerly let go. “Why are you so cold? Weren’t we getting along just fine?”

Irene thought that he must be having a laugh right then, or perhaps suffered brain damage!

you–am I supposed to thank you for that? If you really are sorry, just stay away

speechless, and looked

rather not have a friend who keeps

left speechless again–he just wanted to mess with Isaac a little.

going to tell him the truth, but Stan Hill kept yapping

him short. “You

nodded. “Yeah. I was going to

felt like she could die right then–Harvey showing up around Isaac would only cause more

I was doing it for you…” Harvey

him off right then–she was frustrated beyond

having

was clear–right now, she should be going home to sit Isaac down and talk to him, and

we won’t

I got it,” Harvey said feebly–he was the one

drive you home,” Ricky said, walking up

hang out with

speechless.

I messed up here, but I didn’t

jealous and nothing else, and he was now some

you did, I’d be the first one to come