Chapter 155 A White Lie
This was the most joyous dinner ever since I moved here. My parents hadn’t laughed so heartily in a long
time.
My dad even drank a can of beer. I was worried, but he insisted it was okay.
After dinner, Ryan stayed with us for quite a while before he got up to bid farewell. I offered to give him a ride home, as the apartment unit he rented wasn’t too far from my place.
As we walked to my car, Ryan asked, “Would you like to take a walk? I’m too full, and you can tell me what
Josh did.”
I said yes, and we walked out of Amethyst Apartments. I brought him up to speed. Since I brought Ryan into the company, I considered him my partner, so I didn’t want to hide things from him.
My phone started ringing in my pocket, and I took it out to see who the caller was. It was Atlas.
I rejected the call, continued our walk, and talked about the company. That was what we had in common.
The phone rang again and Ryan looked at me. “Why don’t you answer it?”
I smiled and did so. Atlas’s voice rang out, “So lost in the moment, huh?”
Stopping in my tracks, I looked around. “Where are you?”
A car pulled over beside us, and his upset voice came from inside, “Get in the car.”
I lowered my phone and grew somewhat angry. He was being a dick. Couldn’t he see I was with someone?
Ryan saw my expression and glanced at the car. Catching on, he asked, “You have to go, right?”
I nodded apologetically. “Yeah, I was supposed to meet him but forgot.”
To avoid awkwardness, I made up a white lie.
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This story would be interesting if there weren't so many garbled paragraphs. Half sentences and missed paragraphs. It's too much, give us a proper story. I'm done reading...
Atlas literally took Chloe away from Ryan Ryan needs to go back and reinforce to be able to be head-on Caz that's the only place he's lacking...