She quickly let go of his hand, took a few steps away from him, and looked up at him.
Kay Forrest leisurely looked back at her with arms crossed.
Upon looking at him, she imdiately avoided his gaze with a diminished aura.
"What are you doing out here?"
"Looking for you," Kay Forrest said casually: "Here, I only know you. If I don’t find you, am I supposed to stay ho and play with your parents? What if I accidentally spill the beans."
Jane Quinlan glanced sideways at him: "Thanks for just now."
"Forget it, consider it compensation."
"Compensation?"
Kay Forrest turned and walked towards her house, and she quickly followed: "What compensation?"
"Compensation for seeing a good figure."
Jane Quinlan raised her hand and pushed him, shouting: "Hey!"
Her strength was really great, Kay Forrest actually staggered a bit from her push.
He turned around and glared at her: "Are you sure you’re a training instructor and not a weightlifter?"
Jane Quinlan blinked and looked at him, and eventually turned her head and couldn’t help but laugh.
Kay Forrest shook his head and laughed too.
Really speechless, his first stop back in the country was just him finding trouble for himself.
When they reached the front door of the house, Jane Quinlan called Adriana Golden to ask what happened last night.
Adriana Golden said, after the two of them left, a group of classmates who had planned to go sing karaoke also decided not to go.
Since they had collected mbership fees for the class reunion, and since dinner was paid by Kay Forrest, naturally, that money had to be returned to everyone.
But Adriana Golden refunded everyone’s money, except for Rowan Golden and Savannah Golden’s.
Savannah Golden asked why their money wasn’t refunded.
Adriana Golden said, "You two had your al paid for by little Jane’s boyfriend, do you really have the face to say that?"
Savannah Golden scoffed: "Why should I feel embarrassed? It was her boyfriend who offered to treat us, not like I forced him. Everyone else got their money back, mine must be returned too."
As soon as she finished, Julia Rivers spoke unhappily: "You really have thick skin. Back then, you and Rowan Golden hurt Jane Quinlan so badly.
Now you still have the face to say these words, if I were you, I would be ashad to even attend the class reunion."
After Julia Rivers finished, several classmates began to criticize them.
There were also people trying to diate in the middle.
What was originally a pleasant class reunion ended in an argunt.
In the end, Adriana Golden did not refund Rowan Golden and Savannah Golden’s money.
After hearing Adriana finish, Jane Quinlan said: "Why are you being so childish.
There’s really no need, the past is the past, I don’t even care about it anymore, what are you fussing for.
Just return the money to them, and let’s end this matter."
"Why should I, hey wait, how do you even know about this matter?"
Jane Quinlan smiled: "This morning, Savannah and Rowan Golden ca to see , but they didn’t ntion what happened.
I told them, I would have you help explain to everyone.
Back then, there really was nothing between us, so let’s put this matter to rest."
"Oh my god, Savannah, that bitch, does she have no sha? Just watch how I go tear her apart after work today."
"No, Adriana, listen to , just let it go."
"No way."
Jane Quinlan sighed: "You’re just being silly, the more you do this, the more people will think I actually care about them.
Really, I don’t even regard them as anything significant.
So, stop interfering in this matter.
Return the money to them, and from now on, don’t talk about my matters in front of them.
If you don’t do this, I will get angry."
"Oh my."
"Will you return it or not?"
Adriana Golden sighed: "Alright alright, I will return it, is that okay?"
Jane Quinlan smiled and hung up the phone, Kay Forrest stood by shaking his head: "You really hate causing trouble."
"How could that be avoiding trouble."
"Such people deserve to be dealt with."
Jane Quinlan laughed and scoffed: "My ti is too precious, I don’t want to waste it on those irrelevant people."
"Am I also one of your irrelevant people, yet you spend three days with ?"
"That’s different, I spent ti with you because you comforted my parents and family, it’s reciprocal, there’s input and output."
"You sure have it all figured out."
Jane Quinlan raised an eyebrow, figured out? So things are indeed not clearly calculable.
After dinner, Jane’s mom asked Jane Quinlan to wash the dishes.
Jane’s mom pulled Kay Forrest aside to chat.
She brought Kay Forrest into Jane Quinlan’s parent’s bedroom.
Sitting in front of the elderly couple, Kay Forrest felt sowhat awkward.
Jane’s dad handed Kay Forrest a cup of tea.
He took it: "Uncle, Auntie, you must have sothing to say to ."
"Kay, I won’t beat around the bush, I do indeed have sothing to say," Jane’s dad began.
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