Resent, Reject, Regret

Chapter 561 You’re Not Gonna Be Held Responsible For This

“Kyran, I’m going to sleep.” Deirdre’s heart raced. What if Kyran heard the waitress?

Kyran seemed to look over it. “Alright. You rest early. Good night.”

“Good night.”

The call ended.

Deirdre’s frazzled mind calmed down considerably. She pushed open the door and left

the washroom, where the waitress led her back. She barely had a second to settle on

her seat when Brendan snuffed out the cigarette between his fingers. ‘The food’s gone

cold from waiting for you. I even had to order a whole new course.”

Deirdre ignored him, and he somehow did not take any offense to it either. He just let the

waitress serve something new. While waiting, Brendan’s interrogation began. “What took

you so long? What were you doing in the washroom?”

She glared at him coldly. “I’m having my period, happy? I had to be inside for a bit

longer. Are you going to take offense to that?”

‘You always have yours on the 1 oth day of the month.”

Deirdre was taken aback and scrambled to cover her tracks. ‘That’s Charlene’s period.

Not mine.”

Brendan said nothing.

supposed to be a candlelit dinner, but there

felt like two

table.

a new commotion joined them

a blink of an eye, the shower turned into a

shadowed Deirdre’s face. “It’s

frowned despite himself. Their car was parked about

have

prediction was off. Even after they finished their meal, the downpour

of ending. The waitress came to their rescue the

all the way to 12:00 a.m. At least the rain is getting gentler

we have some umbrellas to lend

need it?”

Deirdre nodded.

“How many?”

‘Two.”

“One.”

at

this a time for stupid hangups? You said two.

think you can hold

but she could not defend herself. In her silence,

“One, please.”

while Deirdre followed. He grabbed

door, and found himself bracing an icy, wet

got the umbrella up and shoved its handle into Deirdre’s hand.”

Then, suddenly, she felt a warm coat over her head. It was

cologne, but most importantly, it blocked out all of the wind

came sweeping.

pulled her into his