To Be Yours Again by Taylor

Chapter 128 I Can’t Help It

“Can you think straight, Alec Faust?!” Jenny pushed him hard. She could still taste Alec on her lips, and. her heart was in a frenzy.

He looked down at her, quiet.

Some time passed. His low voice sounded in Jenny’s ears. He said, “I really wish I could. I know that I shouldn’t be harassing you. I shouldn’t be the type of person who does this. But…” he looked at Jenny, and his voice cracked, “I can’t help it. The minute I see you with some other guy, I get so mad. I wish I could just pull you close to me.”

Alec knew that the way he was acting wasn’t normal. But what could he do? He couldn’t help it.

He’d delivered a whole speech. Jenny stood rooted to her spot in a daze. The person before her was different from the Alec she knew. She was irritated and pushed him away. “I don’t want to hear this. I’ve told you before that I’m not interested in you. So don’t waste your time on me.”

She walked past him and left the restroom, moving toward the private booth.

Alec watched her leave, his eyes darkening. He turned and walked out of the restroom.

Christopher had noticed Jenny’s prolonged absence. Just as he was about to get up and look for her, she walked in.

You don’t look happy.” Christopher frowned,

into reality and struggled to keep

the issue. They weren’t in that kind

with your food? Is there anything else you’d like to eat?” Christopher asked. Jenny hadn’t

never ate much to begin with, and now she had completely lost her appetite.

leaving, someone opened the booth. He could never have

Faust?” Christopher

as he said, “I heard you were here in Parrington, Mr. Spade. I meant to treat you to a meal, but

Jenny’s side, sitting down

furrowed: What

didn’t notice the animosity between the two. When he heard what Alec said, he replied, ” You’re

Think of it as a

to refuse, but then Alec added, “Jenny and I happen to be close,

was treating her tonight,” Christopher declined with his eyebrows knitted. Why hadn’t he noticed

heard him. He smiled, saying, “Although Jenny and I have divorced, I’ve always felt