Chapter 241
Chapter 241:
“Shut off your phones, now,” one officer barked. “Who started this p>
Yvaine shoved herself out from behind Cassian’s protective arms. “It was them!” she yelled, pointing at the group of girls. “They barged in and just went crazy p>
The officers quickly took statements, checked the store’s CCTV, and confirmed it was the fans who threw the first punch.
The troublemakers were hauled away, while we were given time to deal with the aftermath before we had to go down to the station.
Yvaine went to check on the injured employees.
Two of the girls were badly hurt, and she called an ambulance straight away.
I could hear Cassian mumbling something about his own injuries, but Yvaine ignored him.
“I just saved your ass back there, and not even a thank you?” he muttered.
“Stop cleaning up. That’s not important right now. You two should head to the hospital p>
I shot him a glare. “Don’t act like you’re some hero, Cassian. The whole damn thing’s your fault p>
He scowled. “How the hell is any p>
“If you hadn’t let Harper Foster run loose, none of this would’ve happened. You couldn’t even keep your little plaything in check. Pathetic p>
I was beyond pissed.
I didn’t care how hard he’d tried to play the knight in shining armor.
I was fed up.
“You really think we’re going to thank you for getting in the way? You cheated on Yvaine. You screwed Harper. When she came to my studio to start trouble, you said you’d handle it, keep her on a leash. Now look.” I swept an arm over the glass shards and smashed cakes on the floor. “If this is you helping, I don’t even want to think about what happens when you’re trying to make a mess p>
ga𝗇𝗈ν𝖊𝗅𝘀.k𝗈n – 𝑅𝑒𝒶𝒍 𝓈𝒸𝓇𝒾𝓅𝓉 𝓉𝒽𝒾𝓈 𝒶𝓉
Cassian opened his mouth as if he was going to defend himself, but then closed it, his eyes flicking to the wreckage around us.
What was there left to say?
He knew I was right.
He fumbled for his phone, his fingers stiff as he dialed.
“Shut Harper Foster down,” he growled into the phone. “Everything. Her work, her accounts, everything. If I see her on any platform again, you’re all out of a job. Got it p>
His voice carried across the room, meant for both Yvaine and me to hear.
But neither of us reacted.
I grabbed Yvaine’s arm, pulling her to her feet. “Stop cleaning the glass. You’re going to slice your hand open if you’re not careful p>
Then I looked at Cassian with flat eyes. “You know, the store’s completely trashed. We won’t be opening for days. Since all this happened because of you, you can pay for it p>