Back in Time: Unshackling From Love (Mikayla Davidson) novel Chapter 126

Chapter 126 

Jensen knew his way around women. He didn’t express his urge to join Mikayla right away. Instead, he said, “Can you send me the address? I can compare it with the other gyms as well.” 

Mikayla smiled. “Sure.” She sent him the dojo’s address to him after she hung up. She entertained 

him because she was invested in his progress with Louisa. It’d be superb if she could get her hands on his leverage. 

“Thanks, Mikayla.” he texted. 

“No problem,” she replied, “You’re not official with Louisa yet, so it’s better to refrain from calling 

me by my first name. Ms. Davidson will do.” 

“Sure. Goodnight, Ms. Davidson.” 

Bedridden in the hospital, Kylie looked sullen with her bandaged forehead and arms. 

“Kylie, this ward looks amazing. Jerome really does fancy you, doesn’t he?” Agatha exclaimed, her 

gaze roaming across the room. 

Ignoring her, Kylie snapped, “What are you doing here at this hour? I told you not to come looking 

for me.” 

“Kylie, you should’ve been more careful. Fortunately, the lamp missed you by an inch. If it gets you 

in the head, you’ll suffer a major head injury.” 

Kylie’s eyebrows drew together. “So, what is it? Why can’t you speak over the phone, and you had 

to come all the way here?” 

Rubbing her hands together, Agatha had no choice but to spill her 

purpose. 

“It’s all because of that brat, Jensen! He’s been splurging lately to court Louisa. He’s about to 

spend all my money from treating her.” 

Kylie glanced over at the gold bracelet resting on Agatha’s wrist. “You haven’t been particularly frugal lately as well, haven’t you?” 

Agatha shuffled the bracelet underneath her sleeve and said, “Kylie, I didn’t splurge on your money. This was compensation I acquired from an incident. Someone splashed cement water on 

me in the mall toilet.“. 

Kylie was aware of the mall incident. Agatha was a cheapskate, and she excelled at offending people. Yet, Kylie couldn’t fathom why someone would take the hassle of locking Agatha in a toilet just to splash cement and water on her, although it wasn’t entirely impossible. 

Agatha had had a feud with the mall employees, so it was likely that the staff ganged up on her to