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“I’ll be fine Nicole, don’t worry,” she responded before opening the car door. As she was about to come down, she remembered something she was supposed to tell her friend.
“Nicole, can you promise me something before you go?”
“What is it?” Nicole feared what she was about to say.
“I don’t want Ray, Ethan or anyone to know about what happened today. Can you keep it a secret?”
“Are you sure? this isn't something you should keep Ava, if you're so uncomfortable about rejecting him yourself why not tell Ray? I'm sure he'll agree to stand by you when…”
“No! I want to do it on my own, Ray didn't need my help when he rejected his mate, I should be able to do the same, the only thing I need you to do now is not to tell him what happened, promise me you won’t tell him.”
Nicole sighed defeatedly. “If you say so.”
“Thank you.”
Ava dropped off at the bus station before Nicole drove away, she was standing there before a taxi stopped in front of her.
“Going anywhere miss?” The driver asked after rolling down the windows.
She thought of going somewhere, but she couldn’t think of anywhere to go, so she shook her head and the driver sped off. She began to take a walk, and then her mind began to travel back to what had happened today. She didn’t know how long she had walked nor the direction she walked until she realized that she was still in Bandera; Nicole had dropped her at the outskirts of Chester, the town they resided and she’d unknowingly walked back to Bandera. She feared this town she met her mate but her heart wasn’t too troubled because she knew it was still a far distance from the restaurant she’d met him in.
She stopped at a sign board and read what was written on it.
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