Hello 31 – Highlight Chapter from Bye-Bye Jerk, Hello Mr. Right
Hello 31 is a standout chapter in Bye-Bye Jerk, Hello Mr. Right by Internet, where the pace intensifies and character dynamics evolve. Rich in drama and tension, this part of the story grips readers and pushes the Internet narrative into new territory.
Chapter 31
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I hadn’t really thought about any of this until Wayne’s words brought those memories flooding back, like an old movie reel playing In my head.
“What did he do? Can you tell me?” Wayne asked softly when I didn’t say anything.
If I didn’t explain, they’d be confused. Jace would think I was just being dramatic, and when I got back, Matthew and Lindey would totally grill me about it too.
The easiest thing was to spill it now, so I wouldn’t have to deal with all the questions later.
“He cheated on me,” I said, making Wayne go silent on the other end.
Knowing he wouldn’t believe it, I added, “It was his close friend’s wife. Even your parents know about
their affair.”
Wayne didn’t say anything.
I smiled. “You know it’s true, don’t you?”
No secret stayed hidden forever. Jace and I didn’t even get our marriage certificate. Matthew and Lindey would definitely ask questions and find out, and Wayne would ask Matthew.
“That’s impossible. Jace loved you so much. Maybe there’s some misunderstanding.” Wayne said, still holding onto his belief in Jace’s love for me.
It wasn’t surprising. Back then, Jace always called me his fiancée and made sure no other too close. If Wayne and I even got a little friendly, Jace would start complaining.
“Wayne, people change,” I said.
guys got
Suddenly, heavy footsteps echoed outside the door. I glanced up just in time to see a rugged figure pass by the window.
Macy’s voice carried from the yard. “Hayden, you’re back,
It had to be the guy I wanted to swap rooms with. Macy’s question confirmed it, she must have already asked him for me.
His response was loud and clear: “No.”
“And what about me?” Wayne asked, chuckling.
I smiled, catching my reflection in the window. “You’ll always be like a brother to me.
I sighed, setting my phone down. Just then, I heard the sound of running water outside.
“Hayden, why are you washing your hair with cold water again? You’ll catch a cold,” Macy scolded.
Remembering how stubborn he was earlier, I got up and opened the door. Under the dim light of the yard, there he was, washing his hair in an army–green tank top.
Water splashed as he quickly scrubbed his hair with his defined fingers, moving efficiently and swiftly.
When he turned off the tap, he stood up.
He had broad shoulders, chiseled muscles, a narrow waist, and long legs. A brown belt cinched his waist, accentuating his rugged, powerful look.
I was captivated until he suddenly turned around. Our eyes locked, his gaze darkening with intensity while I stood frozen.
It was him–the taxi driver I thought looked like he had just been released from prison.
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