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Lost Me, Gained Regret (Jane and Bryant Ferguson) novel Chapter 863

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The landlord nodded understandingly, "You young people have such novel ideas these days."

As they chatted casually, they arrived at the town square.

The stage was already set up.

They were early, yet many people had already gathered.

Christine remarked, "It's quite official."

The landlord, with a hint of pride, replied, "It's not just a neighborhood thing, you know. There are even some celebrities here."

Christine was intrigued and wondered what kind of stars would show up.

It turned out to be a low-tier boy band and a few veteran performers.

Well, it was still a big stage.

After a while, she lost interest and made an excuse to go to the restroom.

Taking advantage of the evening, she wandered around.

She spotted a small shop and bought a bag of cheese-flavored chips.

She thought to herself that she couldn't live this way for too long and hoped Dailey would hurry up and get married so he would stop bothering her.

"Sis..."

"?

Christine was lost in thought, and the sudden voice startled her so much that she nearly crushed the chips in her hand.

"You..."

It wasn't that she wanted to be so harsh.

She was just afraid Dailey would trace her through Merritt.

Where Merritt wandered, there were surely cameras.

Plus, with his frequent travels to filming sets, he must be taking flights and trains.

With Dailey's resources, he could easily track her down.

"Did you follow me here?"

Merritt was also wearing a mask and a hat, dressed in a black jacket zipped up to his chin.

To anyone unfamiliar, he would be hard to recognize, but there was always a chance.

"I couldn't reach you and was worried..."

Christine decided to be honest with him.

But before she spoke, she found a secluded spot.

Cameras are far more common now than before.

Finding a blind spot wasn't easy.

"I'm trying to stay out of sight."

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