Chapter 328 What Answer Do You Want Kyranâs pitch-black eyes were locked on Deirdreâs face. The tip of her nose reddened from the cold as she had walked all the way here.
Perhaps it was because of her indifferent attitude yesterday, or perhaps it was because she had doubts about who Kyran really was that she could no longer smile defenselessly.
Anyway, when she recollected herself, she heard a voice from Kyranâs phone. âItâs too cold out here.
Letâs go in.â
Deirdre nodded and reached out to the wall.
Kyran followed so that she could hold onto his sleeve. âJust follow me.â
âOkay.â
Deirdre lowered her head. They met many people on their way, such as the constructors, workers, and villagers.
A few who were familiar with Kyran began to pull his leg. âMr. Reed, youâve got yourself a wifey, havenât you?â
âThatâs why you always refuse when I try to introduce you to some girls. It turns out that you already have one.â
âFor the two of you walking one after the other, both of you look like a good match.â
Embarrassed, Deirdre wanted to let go. But her cold fingertips were abruptly wrapped by a warm palm, which firmly led her toward another place.
When they stopped, Kyran typed, âThis is the lounge for Declan and me. Others donât come here often.
Thereâs a heater, so it wonât be cold.â
âAlright.â
Kyran pondered before he typed again, âDonât take those peopleâs words to heart. They are joking with everyone. I will let them be more honest in the future.â
âAh, thereâs no need to do it.â Deirdre was embarrassed. Since they were just joking, they didnât offend her too much. Moreover, if she took them seriously, it would turn out embarrassing.
Kyran took a glance at her and asked, âThen, do you mean that they could continue spreading that way?â
Although it was a question, Deirdre could tell that Kyran was teasing her. She blushed and recomposed herself. Iâm sorry for yesterday evening. My attitude was rather bad.â
âI could see that, and I know that it has a lot to do with me. So, I am not angry.â
As soon as Deirdre heard it, she raised her head. Even though she couldnât see, she knew Kyran was right before her âYou knew it?â She gasped.
âYes, itâs about Mrs Boebert.â
Disappointment flashed across Deirdreâs eyes at this answer.
She heard the sounds of Kyran typing on his phone, which then read out, âObviously, it was me who caused you trouble. You should have told Mrs Boebert the truth so that she wouldnât trouble you.â
Deirdre forced a smile as she said, âWell, I donât care.
âBut I do.â It was an icy mechanical sound, but it was powerful and sonorous. âI donât want you to suffer any grievances.â
The meaningful answer almost suffocated Deirdre. She asked, âWhy? We just met. Obviously, we are not friends yet.â
After waiting for a long time, Kyran only started typing. âBecause I hurt your forehead and caused you to be wronged. Though we just met, Iâve caused you a lot of trouble.â
Deirdre breathed in a disorderly manner. âThatâs all?â
He was silent for some time before he finally asked, âWhat answer do you want?â
Perhaps it was because she acted too eagerly that Kyran noticed something strange.
Deirdre realized it only later. She was slightly embarrassed and lowered her eyes.
She had been reminding herself that this man here was Kyran, not that man. Not only had Eilis verified that, but their characters had also proved that they were two different people.
However, another voice was still ringing in her ears, asking whether she was certain of it.
If he werenât Brendan, why would he take away the exact food she was allergic to? Why would he pay attention to her and help her?