Chapter 50

I could not believe it—of all the places in this huge restaurant, I had to run into her. "Didn't you hear me? What are you doing here?" she pressed. Annoyed, I shot back, "What do you think people do in restrooms? We're not here to eat out of the toilet, are we?" Lina frowned. "You're so crude!" I scoffed. "We're nothing to each other anymore, so why do you care how I talk?" "William..." Lina put on her usual damsel-in-distress act. "Don't be like this. Even if we can't be together, I still want us to be friends. I'm sorry if I was harsh the other day. Please don't hold it against me." If I had not learned about her true nature from Felicia earlier today, I might have fallen for it. Her helpless, innocent act could melt any guy's heart, but thankfully, I was now immune. "Drop the act. I'm not buying it anymore, and I definitely don't want to be friends with someone like you." Lina froze, her expression changing instantly. "What do you mean, someone like me?" "Fake," I said bl