Chasing His Kickass Luna Back
Chapter 237

Abby

I’m sitting by myself in the breakroom, my fingers wrapped around a cardboard

cup of coffee from the vending machine. The coffee has already gone cold, but

it’s not like I was drinking it anyway. The taste was too bitter for what I need right

now.

Karl stepped out just a few minutes ago. He said he had to make a call, and I’m

too numb to question it. Right now, I welcome the silence of the breakroom. I

needed it after that little display on the stage.

I can still feel the heat from the stage lights, the biting sting of Logan’s harsh

words. “You should know your ingredients.” His voice replays in my head like a

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broken record, his voice pulsing alongside the pounding headache I have right

now.

Suddenly, the door swings open, and Bryan strides in, his phone pressed to his

ear. He shoots me a distracted nod before he murmurs an apology and exits the

room, no doubt seeking privacy for his call. My solitude is short-lived.

Then, much to my chagrin, Daniel enters the breakroom just as Bryan sl*ps out.

He stops short when he sees me, his eyes l*p up with a smirk that makes my

blood boil.

“Tough break out there, Abby,” he says, pouring himself a coffee. No sugar, no

cream. Black, just as I expected. Just like his heart.

“Did you have anything to do with it?” The accusation leaps from my l*ps before I

can weigh the consequences.

He turns, leaning back against the counter, his eyes narrowing into slits.

“Tamper with your station? Please. I don’t play games, Abby. I don’t have to.”

“But the spices were switched. You were the only one who—” I start, but my

voice trails off. I shouldn’t finish. It’s too much of a leap, and I don’t have any

evidence.

“Even if I did, which I didn’t, you should have known,” he hisses. “A chef should

know her ingredients by smell, by taste.” Daniel’s sneer is sharp and pointed

directly at me. There’s a sort of gleeful malice behind his eyes, and I can tell

he’s lying through his teeth.

My hands clench into fists around the cardboard cup, crushing it a little with my

grip. “You’re enjoying this, aren’t you?” I blurt out.

His chuckle is low, wry, voice of any real humor. “What I enjoy, Abby, is watching

someone who’s out of her depth flail around and make a fool out of herself on

live television.”

The coffee is forgotten as I stand, my chair scraping back with a noise that feels

all too loud in the quiet room. “So, what, this is fun for you? Sabotaging me?”

Daniel shrugs casually, but I know what he’s thinking. “You sabotage yourself,

Abby. You don’t need my help to do that,” he says, his l*ps turning up at the

corners.