《Fake Dating My Highschool Bully》全部章節：第 61 章 - 第 70 章

MayaI had my shades on and a cap —to avoid being identified by anyone. The Press specifically.Since I made my statement, I’d completely disappeared and even if anyone had spotted me in the countryside, they probably thought it not worthy of being reported.I mean, there are so many other people and things to focus on. Not my failed relationship with a Hollywood actor.I adjusted my cap, drew in a deep breath before knocking on the door. I wouldn’t deny the fact that I was a little nervous and anxious.One, I didn’t know how they’d react on seeing me here and even if they let me in, I was not sure I was ready to hear whatever I came here for.It was a little complicated.I tucked my hands into the pocket of my pants and lowered my gaze staring at my foot while I did a small countdown in my head.3…2…1I raised my fists again but the door swung open at that moment. Somehow, just somehow, I hadn’t thought of the possibility of running into Jenny. I’d totally forgotten about her.Not

LiamThe ride to my house was silent. Maya just stared out the window while the wind played with her hair.I kept glancing at her occasionally. I had a question, but it could wait. She didn’t look fine, and I wasn’t going to bombard her with questions.Maria had contacted me. When she gave me Maya’s new contact, we exchanged numbers too because I wanted her to keep me posted on anything important about Maya.I needed to know she was okay. Especially since she was pregnant and after the accident.I was surprised when I got a text from her saying Maya was heading to her parents’. And from the urgency in her text, I knew it was serious.And come on, they ended on bad terms after that dinner. I blamed myself for it.If I wasn’t in the picture, she’d still be on talking terms with her family. Even though they weren’t doing a lot of good for her, it was better than having no one.I was extremely grateful to Maria and her girlfriend for the past months.I pulled into the compound as the gate

Liam“Um, should I make the bed?” I asked and she stared at me, her eyes unreadable.“At the guest room, if you want,” I added quickly and she frowned.“Sleeping is the last thing on my mind right now,” she pursed her lips, brown eyes watching me rather curiously. “Tell me what you know,” her voice was quiet, almost a whisper.I ran my fingers through my hair, a sigh escaping me.“I’ll tell you all about it, you just need to…rest.” I muttered and her frown deepened.“This is my life.” she pointed out flatly and I gave a small nod. Understandable.But I wasn’t… it was her life, like she said.“You should sit then,” I rubbed my hands together as she slowly sat on the couch, I perched on the other end.“I saw the file sitting in Lauren’s computer. She had every detail, every piece of information about you and she planned on releasing them to the press,” I started. “Exactly, why I have no idea whatever is their intentions of sending you those texts.”Yeah, I’d filed a lawsuit against them

LiamPanic.That still wasn’t strong enough to describe what I was feeling as I drove toward the countryside. But it was the closest word I had.I’d suspected Maya might try something reckless like leaving. I almost stayed awake to watch over her, but I didn’t want to look obsessive… or worse, like some creep hovering outside her door.And honestly, I needed sleep. I needed a clear head to figure out what to do next.What I didn’t expect was to wake up to an empty room.And a fucking piece of paper lying on the bed where Maya should have been.A note. One that had completely messed up my thoughts.The baby was mine. She was carrying my child.Surprise had barely registered. The only thing that mattered was finding her.I pressed harder on the accelerator. The engine roared as the car surged forward.My grip tightened on the steering wheel and….Jesus. I was panicking.I got to the countryside after one rough hour of driving. I had no idea where she stayed in this part of town, so I w

Maya I hadn’t made it far when a black car swerved roughly to a stop right in front of me. I backed away immediately. Were there two of them? Jesus. “Maya!” Instead, a familiar voice called from the car. I narrowed my eyes, staring at the face popping out of the window. Relief crashed into me when I saw Marie. I ran to the car and got in, slamming the door shut. I stared at the driver. Liam. His eyes met mine through the rearview mirror—his green eyes blazing with intensity, softening just a tad before he looked away again. He immediately drove off, his tires leaving dusty trails behind. I sank farther into the seat, my head light with relief even though my heart was still pounding hard inside my chest. Marie turned around from the front seat, her eyes roaming over me. “Oh my God, Maya,” she whispered, clamping her hand over her mouth as her eyes watered. I dug my teeth into my bottom lip. “I’m sorry,” I whispered and dropped my gaze. My chest tightened painfully as the gravit