Love Unbreakable

"Okay."

With that, they headed to a restaurant known for its casserole porridge.

After saying their orders, Raegan and Henley sat across each other.

As they waited for the dishes to be served, an awkward silence filled the air. It was Henley who broke it.

"I was a bit rude this afternoon," he began.

Taken aback, Raegan looked at Henley as if wondering if he was telling the truth.

"I assumed you didn't want to talk to Mr. Dixon, so I intervened.

want to clarify things with him, I'll do it," Henley continued. It seemed he genuinely

know how to bring up the matter, so she was glad he brought it up himself. The thing was, she was not ready to start a new relationship, not even with someone as close as Henley. Accepting

genuinely for the first

to explain anything to

your

despised her now and did not want to see her again. This thought brought her a sense of relief. She had no desire to

choice. Confessing his feelings now would be imprudent. Raegan would likely

her a reassuring smile and said, "I'm glad you didn't misunderstand me. And remember,

a long day, they both felt

comforting. Raegan found herself