Falling in Love With A One-Night Stand

Wayne stepped heavily on the gas and pulled out of his neighborhood. He was expressionless. However, he looked quite irritated at that precise moment.

Wayne thought. How did you manage to break up with me so soon and leave me without a trace? Why did you let me deal with so many tricky problems, Anna?

It was almost five o’clock. In addition to the temperature becoming lower as autumn arrived, it also started getting darker sooner. As a result, Matthew’s kindergarten dismissed them 30 minutes earlier than usual.

At 4:30, Wayne showed up in front of the kindergarten. However, he was unable to find a parking space

Wayne spotted a red car parked to his right under a tree while driving around the campus in search of a parking spot. Then, a woman wearing a long lavender dress, whom he knew well, stepped out of that car

Wayne was agitated and honked his horn a few times as he thought about what the chef had just said to him.

When Anna looked back and saw Wayne sitting in the car, she frowned and said, “Hey, you‘re near the school now. You can’t honk your horn!”

Anna shouted loudly and sounded aggressive as there was another car between them.

Wayne looked subdued and slowly said, “I’m going to pull over further away. I don’t think there is room for me to park here. So, could you go pick up Matthew for me?”

When Anna heard Wayne‘s request, she immediately said yes

It took Wayne ten minutes to finally find a parking space. After he parked his car and returned to the entrance, he saw Anna standing at the end of the line.

“Anna, I want to discuss something with you,” he said as he approached her. Anna looked at him suspiciously before a king, “What?”

Anna thought to herself, if you‘re to bring up getting back together with me now, I‘ll definitely say no to you. Wayne.

Wayne then told her the truth, “Matthew doesn‘t want to eat anything these days. You have had Tammy bring him a meal every day at lunch before, right? But, you see, he would only eat that throughout the day. So, what am I supposed to do?”

When Anna heard this, she grew worried. She asked, “What? Does he really refuse to eat anything?”

anxious Anna appeared to be. He believed that since he and Anna were

surprised him that Anna actually cared about Matthew so much. Wayne nodded and said,

won’t eat anything they

for fear that she would believe he was doing it to win her

Anna for help. Matthew was already physically weaker than his peers, and he couldn’t afford

anything about dinner. Oh, yeah, I can bring it to you every day after I’ve

Anna agreed right away, Wayne continued seriously, “It works for Matthew and me. But what will he eat on the weekends? You know, Matthew can’t be hungry all

Hearing that, Anna frowned.

Wayne added, “Would you mind cooking for me every Sunday

right away, exclaiming.

start dating because she always cooked for him at his

want to stay around

ask, “So, you want

you send Matthew to your grandfather’s house on the weekend? I think I can cook for Matthew at his house. It’s not only near my place but also rather crowded with people. That way, we don’t have to face each

appropriate to cook for Matthew at his house so as to assure him that she meant no harm to

scowled. He looked impatient and said, “Do you hate being

had adored Wayne for the past thirty years of his life. So, Anna’s behavior puzzled him. He didn’t expect her to keep trying to avoid him

each other. I know your grandfather doesn’t want to see us being together again because Henry had told me about it. So, I fear your grandfather will retaliate against me if

grimace, “Gee! Why do you make it sound like we‘re living in those dramatic yet boring soap operas? My grandfather won’t do that to you.

at him and said, “Actually, that’s not necessarily true. Some people

What are

but talk to me when she asked me to leave you. She didn’t even pay for my coffee, for god’s sake! You and your friends, in my opinion, are quite rude. You guys always take everything for granted and want to get

and unsure of what

himself and said, “Well, Anna,