Hartwell found out too, it would be really embarrassing. So as soon as the two men greeted each other,


    she said in a hurry, “Wesley! You Live here too? Are you my neighbor?”


    She pointed to the door of Wesley’s apartment and kept winking at him behind HartwelL’s back.


    Wesley understood that she was trying to tell him to y along. But he didn’t understand why she was


    pretending that this was their first meeting in the building.


    Normally, he would have said, “We’ve met many times here. Why are you pretending you don’t know I


    live across the hall?”


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    After a moment of hesitation, he gave her a simple nod.


    “Hmm.” And nothing else.


    But that sufficed.


    Hartwell smiled.


    “Now that I know Wesley is your neighbor, I have nothing to worry about.” Then he said to Wesley


    politely, “She lives alone. Please look after her for me. Thank you.”


    “Will do.”


    To avoid them giving her secrets away to each other, ir started dragging Hartwell towards her


    apartment.


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    “Come on. It’ste. Check out my apartment and then go home and get some rest. You are a busy


    man!”


    Hartwell had to say goodbye to Wesley in a hurry.


    “Bye then. Let’s grab dinner together sometime.”


    “Sure.”


    After entering ir’s apartment, Hartwell looked around and said,


    “It’s a nice ce. Has my father ever been here?”


    “No, he has been in another city ever since I moved in.” Adalson had rented the ce for her. She


    couldn’t afford it.


    “Okay then. I should leave. My work awaits me. Good night.” Hartwell was in such a hurry that he didn’t


    even wait to drink a ss of water before he walked out of ir’s apartment.


    “Don’t be a workaholic. Take care of yourself. And marry Joslyn already, since you like her so much,”


    she said to him at the elevator.


    “Got it,” Hartwell replied with a smile.


    “Bye.”


    After he left, ir nced at Wesley’s door and walked back to her own home.


    The next morning, since she was feeling unwell, ir skipped the first ss to get more rest.


    Before the fourth ss-her Arabic ss, she felt a little better and decided to go to the ssroom.


    Since she hadn’t fully recovered from the sunstroke, she looked listless. Joslyn, on the other hand, was


    upbeat. Of course, that was mostly because she had met Hartwell the night before.