Five Years of Marriage to Mr. Bradford (by Koi Fish) novel Chapter 637

Chapter 637

Rebecca replied again, explaining she needed Josette and Kaitlyn to speak first.

Gabriel responded quickly, telling her not to worry and that she could rely on him. Rebecca found it hard to believe that he trusted her just based on a single email

This was the first time she had ever contacted him in the new timeline. But regardless of why he believed her, she had complete faith in him. With Gabriel intervening in their lives ahead of schedule, everything would turn out differently.

The next day, Rebecca headed to school for dance practice. She repeatedly urged Josette to keep the doors locked and not open them for anyone.

“Don’t worry. If he dares come back, he’ll get struck by lightning,” Josette reassured her.

Soren truly deserved to be struck by lightning.

Rebecca then asked their neighbors to keep an eye on Josette and call her if anything happened.

They had lived in the neighborhood for years and always had a good relationship with the neighbors. Plus, the neighbors hadn’t moved to the city yet, so they readily agreed to her request.

Rebecca went to practice, while Darren went to play basketball. They ended up at school at the same time. As they passed the basketball court, a ball flew straight toward them.

“Watch out!” Darren pushed her aside.

The ball slammed hard into his shoulder. Rebecca saw the angry red imprint and turned to see who had thrown it. Vance picked up the basketball from the ground and spun it casually on his fingertip.

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‘Are you crazy? What if you hit Rebecca?” Darren yelled.

“Weren’t you there to save her?” Vance glanced at Darren, then looked at Rebecca with a roguish smirk. “You got your hero

moment.”

“You did it on purpose?” Darren seethed.

A flicker of something unreadable passed through Vance’s eyes. His smirk deepened. “So what?”

“Do you know how much that hurts? What if it had hit her head?” Darren snapped, ready to punch him.

Rebecca tugged at Darren’s shirt. He immediately calmed down and apologized, “Sorry. Did I scare you?

She shook her head. She just didn’t want anyone to fight because of her. She hoped they both would have bright futures.

“Aren’t you two friends? Don’t fight over small things,” she said, carrying a calmness that seemed impervious to any storm. Go play your game. I’m off to dance.”

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