They Want Me Back When It's Too Late (Jessica and Brian) novel Chapter 384

Chapter 384

Chapter 384

In the evening, Jessica left work on time for

But as soon as they walked downstaire Change. Coincidentally, Sana was f

free too, so they decided to check out the nearby night market together

they spotted Wesley waiting outside the main entrance.

“Dr. Finch, are you here to wait for Sana?” Jessica noticed Wesley’s gaze was fixed right on Sana, so she teased, already planning to make an excuse to slip away.

‘Interrupting a couple’s time together is practically asking to be struck by

htning, Jessica mused.

“Yes, I have something to say to Sana.”

“Wesley

nodded with a smile.

“I’m busy.” Sana refused flat out and looped her arm through Jessica’s. “Jessi, let’s ignore him. Let’s hurry to the night market.” She tried to pull Jessica

away.

Jessica was surprised, thinking, “That doesn’t ad up. Hasn’t Sana been the one alwa

always trying to get close to Wesley before? So why, now that Wesley’s coming to her, is she pushing him away?‘

“You’re going to the night market? Then I’ll come with you,” Wesley said without hesitation. “It’ll be crowded and chaotic there. Having an extra person around might help.”

Sana was about to refuse, but Jessica spoke first. “Sure, let’s go together.”

“Jessi…” Sana stamped her foot but only dared to shoot Jessica a quick, private look.

Jessica patted her arm reassuringly, seeming to say, “Don’t worry. If anything happens, I’ll definitely take your side.”

Wesley noticed their little exchange but wasn’t annoyed. In fact, he thought Sana being all pouty and stubborn was kind of cute.

He silently checked off a line in the “Pros” column of his mental pros–and–cons list–Get a cute girlfriend.

Sana had no idea what he was thinking, but after Jessica’s reassurance, she clearly didn’t resist him as much.

‘Fine, just walking around the night market together–no big deal,‘ Sana thought.

And so, the three of them headed to the biggest nearby night market.

The night market was packed, with small stalls linin

both sides.

Wesley was a perfect gentleman, reaching out to shield Jessica and Sana from passing crowds, and he naturally helped carry their shopping bags.

By the time they’d walked less than half the market, both his hands were already full of shopping bags.

Seeing this, even Sana, who didn’t want to have anything more to do with him, felt a twinge of sympathy.

At the next bakery stall, Sana couldn’t help but buy a cupcake Wesley liked and took the initiative to feed it to him.

Wesley took a bite. The familiar flavor made him pause. “How did you know I like this?”

Sana kicked herself mentally, stuffing the rest of the cupcake into his mouth. “I saw you post it on Instagram before. Don’d into it.”

With that, she went to join Jessica in picking out bracelets.

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