She quickly changed into the skirt before taking off her pants.
When she picked up her tracksuit to throw it on the bed, she realized Kay Forrest was actually staring at her with his eyes open.
"Ah," she scread, glaring at him: "You, you, you... weren’t you asleep?"
"I am not deaf. Could I really not hear you rustling around like a mouse?"
"Then you... just now..."
"Saw it."
"What?"
Kay Forrest sat up: "You changing clothes, I saw it all, what I should and shouldn’t have seen."
"Hmph," damn pervert, she clenched her teeth with eyes closed: "Then why didn’t you say sothing when you woke up?"
"At first, I thought you were here for a nap, who knew you’d rustle around endlessly.
I hate having my sleep disturbed, so of course, I had to open my eyes and check."
Her temper was really getting hard to suppress, but she still tried to remind herself.
After all, she is an open-minded woman of the new century, nothing big to fuss about.
"Hmph, it’s nothing, I was facing away from you anyway.
So won go out with their entire backs exposed, it’s nothing."
Kay Forrest raised his hand and pointed behind her.
Jane Quinlan looked back and suddenly felt a desire to die.
What kind of demon had she brought back?
Oh lord, can I get a refund?
Damn it, she’s too foolish, why did she change clothes in front of the mirror?
Kay Forrest raised his eyebrows and ignored her twisted face and leisurely got out of bed heading towards the door: "No need to fret, it’s not bad to have a good figure."
Then he opened the door and walked out.
The mont he left, Jane Quinlan stomped her foot on the spot, wishing her room had a mouse hole.
The shadow in her mind was indescribable now, just everywhere.
He saw it, he saw everything, wuwuwu...
Seizing the mont he was gone, she also quickly ran out of the room.
As she passed the courtyard, her mother called out to her: "Slow down, why can’t you act like a lady? Where are you off to now?"
"Where’s Kay Forrest?"
"Him? Might’ve gone to the bathroom."
"Oh, that... I’m stepping out for a bit, Savannah Golden asked to et her at the cafe at the corner."
"Sure, go ahead, co back soon, we still need to take little Kay out for a stroll," her family mbers didn’t know about her past events with classmates.
"Got it."
She hurriedly ran out, co back soon? She would rather not.
Seeing that guy at this mont, how awkward it would be.
But she only rembered after leaving the house that the person she was going to et was Savannah Golden...
Might as well face Kay Forrest at ho and wait for the awkward cancer to kick in.
Since she was already out, there was no need to go back.
So with her phone in hand, she leisurely made her way to the cafe at the corner.
When she got there, she realized it wasn’t just Savannah there, but also Rowan Golden.
She raised her eyebrows and walked over with a smile: "Hi, both of you ca together.
I didn’t know from Savannah; I thought it would be just one person."
"Jane, you’re here," Savannah Golden pointed to a seat: "Co sit down, I took a day off just to see you today, there wasn’t much for in the office anyway, and Rowan works in sales, his ti is flexible, so it’s convenient."
Jane Quinlan pouted and nodded, sitting opposite them, "Didn’t we just have a class reunion last night?
What made you two think of contacting today?
Soon-to-be newlyweds shouldn’t be wasting their ti on ."
Savannah Golden and Rowan Golden looked at each other, then she looked at Jane Quinlan with a smile: "Actually... Jane, there’s sothing I want to clear up with you."
"Oh?" Jane Quinlan nodded: "Go ahead."
"After you left yesterday, we all went to sing karaoke, but on the way, Rowan and I were ostracized." She still felt angry talking about it.
Everyone was ostracizing them just because Jane Quinlan had found a rich boyfriend.
A bunch of opportunistic small-tirs.
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