Chapter 130
“Stop with your nonsense,” Jane yelled at Steve through the mobile in the middle of the night.
“Look. I didn’t see them in action, but I sent you the picture, didn’t I?” Steve spoke, trying to reason her.
“When hees home, ask him.”
“Ask what? It’s just a picture showing him and a girling out of a lodge,” Jane said, frustratingly. “How
can you tell from this that they’re even together? They must being out at the same time.”
“Are you kidding me?” he raised his voice. “They’re not holding each other’s hands, but you can tell
they’re walking together, can’t you?”
“I can’t, but let’s talk about this. Were you following him?” “No,” he replied without a shred of hesitation. “I
just happened to be passing by, and I saw
this.”
“Yeah. Like I’d believe it. I know you are desperate, but this is too much to the point you’re starting to
scare me, Steve.” “T-That’s not my intention,” Steve’s heart felt troubled. “You know that, right? I would
never harm you. I was fine when I saw you with Donovan first, but he’s not who you think he is.”
“Alright. You should stop this and go home.” She ended the call and clutched her head. “I rejected him
like a hundred times, and he still doesn’t give up. I don’t want to hurt him, but if he keeps this up, I’ll be
forced to.”
About an hourter. Donovan came home and was surprised to see that Jane was still awake. “You said
you wille back in an hour, but it’s 1 o’clock now,” Jane looked far from happy. “I’m sorry. I was talking
with this media person, and time flew by,” he removed his shirt and pants, leaving only his underpants
on. “Is that media person a young beautiful woman, I presume?” she asked. Donovan nced at her and
smiled, “Why are you asking?” “Just wondering what kind of reporters take interviews at midnight.”
Donovan forced out a smile. “Are you doubting my loyalty, darling? My worth is over nine million
dors. I could bang a dozen chicks per day if I wanted to, yet here I am, trying to exin myself to you
that I’m an honest person. Why do you think so?” Jane exhaled audibly. “Words and actions need to
match, Donovan. If you keep going out at night for random reasons, no matter what exnation you try
to give me, I can never fully believe you.” “We talked about this already, didn’t we? I’m a professional
wrestler, for fucking sake, Jane. I have the habit of working and talking with peoplete at night,” his
voice grew sharp, “even
before you entered my life. And now you’re suddenly questioning my habits, huh, when I even crossed
seas toe and meet you?” Jane’s heart ached a little. “I know you care for me, but… maybe I’m still
bothered by what happened thest time we had sex.”
“And I promised you I won’t do it again. It happened in a rush. I didn’t mean to do it.”
“I know. I know.” Jane awkwardly smiled and said, “I’ll try not to act like an insecure little
girl.”
“Haha, that’s the Jane I fell for,” he hugged her. “Full of boldness and confidence.”
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“Hehe.” She smiled happily as she melted in his embrace.
The next morning.
Benjamin made Shadow run the Pure Waters bar, but what Shadow didn’t expect was that Alfred would
be the first customer.
“He didn’t tell me how he took care of the police officer,” Shadow asked him. “You know anything?”
“He probably paid him off, but more importantly,” Alfred’s gaze turned sharp. “Why did you bring Mina
without His permission?”
“It was urgent, so…” Shadow smiled not so freely. “I’ll talk to Him through the phone.” “Even if you tell
Him she’s guarding the Master’s wife, you can’t escape His punishment.” “Ha-ha-ha.” Shadowughed
tensely. “You will tell Him to go easy on me, won’t you?” “We’ll see, but first, pour me some wine, will
you? My body is all stiff.”
“I will, but you have to pay.”
“What?”
“You’re the first customer after I took over this bar, you see.” “Geez.” Alfred could only shake his head
and take some coins out of his pocket.
Meanwhile, one of Artur’s bodyguards was waiting at Rye’s Pizzas with a small ax hidden under his shirt.
Sasha served him pizzas and fries and was happy because he was not only eating a lot but also gave
her a 10 dor tip, so she let him sit at the table as much as he wanted. When Damian came, she even
gave him a long, tight hug, which he very much liked.
Benjamin was on his way to Rye’s Pizzas, but Reba called him and told him toe to the Mabel
Fort but didn’t tell him why. Still and all, he called Christopher and told him he’d bete to work before
heading to where Reba was.
Mabel Fort was a medieval fort built by a king for his queen’s 60th birthday. This was probably the most
famous ce among couples, and hundreds if not thousands of couples visited this ce on every
sunny day. The price to roam around the fort was also pretty cheap. Only five dors per head, and one
could stay there from anywhere between the sixes.
Benjamin didn’t know about the history of the Mabel fort, but when he got there, Reba was waiting for
him at the entrance, near her Porsche. Cars were not allowed inside, so they had to walk on foot. She
took arge bag from the car, and Benjamin carried it for her. Without her telling, he could smell the food
inside the bag. “What’s inside?” he still asked anyway. “Please tell me you haven’t had breakfast yet,”
she expectantly asked. “I didn’t,” he replied softly. Having drunk a lot the previous night, he wasn’t in the
mood for an early breakfast, and he was now d he didn’t eat anything.
After roaming for about fifteen minutes, they settled in a small cave with a waterfall in the background.
She opened the bag and told him all the varieties she had made. Benjamin salivated from smelling some
of the items. “Wow, did you cook all these?”
Reba was pleasantly surprised. “How did you know?”
“A guess,” he looked at her, feeling somewhat proud of her. “Making these must have taken a lot of time.”
She must have been preparing these since midnight, he thought and tried the carrot pudding and nodded
his head in appreciation. “Do you like it?”
“Yeah,” he kept chewing it. “There’s just enough brown butter and cardamom in it. Wish there were
cashews, though.” Reba put her hands on top of her head. “I was thinking I missed something. So it’s
the cashew. Dammit!” “It’s okay,” Benjamin smiled. “This isn’t bad, but how did you know this is one of
my favorites?” he curiously asked.
“You used to make it often for dinner, so it was kind of obvious,” she said and giggled.
“Mm, but why did you prepare so many items? Is there anything special about today?” he asked casually
while enjoying the sweet item. Reba’s expression changed slightly. “You don’t remember?”
Benjamin’s heart skipped a little. “D-Don’t tell me… it’s your birthday? No, I’m sure it’s not.” “Benjamin!”
she pinched his thigh, making him cringe in pain. “Last year, on this same day… in the Pure Waters bar,
we first met each other!”
Benjamin’s eyes widened. She remembered that? He surely didn’t. “It’s been exactly a year,” she said,
folding her arms. “How can you not keep track of it?” Sensing the disappointment in her voice, Benjamin
wanted to do something, something more than just a typical apology. He picked up the pudding with a
spoon and brought it toward her mouth, pleasantly surprising her. She stared at him for a couple of
seconds before opening her mouth.
As far as she could remember, nobody had ever put food in her mouth. Neither her parents, nor her
friends, so her eyes turned teary. She leaned across the food items and hugged him.
Benjamin didn’t expect that. He didn’t know what made her emotional, but he would prefer this version of
her to the indifferent Reba any time.