NovelEnglishChapter 339 With Jimmy's shriek piercing the air, I splashed my coffee right in his face.
Jimmy, who had been sitting, leaped up instantly, frantically wiping the coffee off his face and cursing, "What's wrong with you, lady? Acting all crazy?" Holding the now empty coffee cup, I pointed it straight at him. "Try messing withagain, and next tit won't just be coffee. I'll bash your head in with this and then have you explain yourself to the cops over sdoughnuts." Jimmy was wearing a white tee today, now adorned with coffee stains, his hair dripping wet with coffee, making him the picture of misery.
Yet, even in such a state, Jimmy was defiant, "Felicia Hudson, don't think you've scared me. I'm not afraid, I..." I tuned out the rest of his ramblings and walked out of the coffee shop.
Dustin followed closely behind, asking, "Who's that guy?" "Haley Perez's brother," I replied, pulling out a wet wipe from my bag to clean the coffee off my fingers.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇt"Does he bother you often?" Dustin inquired.
"A few times," I said, tossing the used wipe into a nearby trash can.
Dustin fell silent, and I didn't dwell on the incident, instead mentioning, "Herschel's probably in the hospital by now, right?" "Yeah, he's in room 812 at Mercy Tower." I nodded, "I'll visit him later then." "Alright, I'll pick up sstuff. You go on ahead," Dustin suggested, lettingleave first.
I took a few steps away, then remembered Susie tellingshe had never tried milkshake or coffee, so I turned back towards the coffee shop, only to see Jimmy trailing behind Dustin like a lost puppy.
That sight stoppedin my tracks. Was Dustin taking care of Jimmy for me? I didn't approach them. After they were gone, I went back and bought milkshake and coffee.
In the hospital room, Susie was sitting on the bed, staring out the window, lost in thought.
Thinking back to her conversation with Ernest and seeing her like this now really pulled at my heartstrings.
I took a deep breath and walked in, channeling her usual cheerful spirit to cheer her up, "Your highness, tea is served!" Susie turned around, her eyes lighting in an instant. She missing out on an acting e master of emotion was et "Licia, did you get these for me?" she asked, clearly delighted.
"Yep, one coffee and one milkshake, both for you," I said, opening both for her.
Susie wasn't shy about it; she took a sip from each and nodded, "Different flavors, different experiences. I love them both." "Take your tand enjoy them.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmOnce you're better, we can open a milkshake shop or a coffee house. Then you'll have all the coffee and milkshake you want," I blurted out, not having thought of it before.
"Deal," she responded eagerly, and we high-fived on the spot.
Whether Ernest would agree was another matter, but I had said it, so I went along with it.
Susie tried the coffee first. The bitterness made her frown, but she kept at it, commenting, "The aftertaste isn't bad."
"If you don't like it, don't force yourself. The milkshake is sweet," suggested not wanting her to push herself. "I want to try. Life's all about the bitter before the sweet, isn't it?" Despite her young age, Susie profound understanding wol a
Thinking about her future, I sat down beside her, "After the surgery, Your "After thes life will be as sweet as honey." Susie smiled, saying, "Of course, because I have the best brother and sister-in-law in the world."
She always put on a brave face for me. I looked around but didn't see Ernest, "Where's youx brother?" "He went out to take a call," Susie said, sipping her coffee delicately. I stood up, "I'll go find him." Ashburn X
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