She's out of Your League Now (Millie and Winston)

League 256

Chapter 256

Winston frowned. Did Millie cry here all night long before?

The restaurant owner rubbed her chin. After pondering briefly, she exclaimed, “Oh, yes! You’re from the School of Medicine, right?”

Millie coughed lightly and chuckled. “Ma’am, you must have confused me with someone else. That never happened. It’s my first time here.”

She would never admit that she was the fool who came to the restaurant alone after Winston had stood

her up..

Back then, Millie had felt utterly devastated because Winston had promised for days to take her out for Cranurian cuisine. She had been looking forward to it.

However, when the day finally arrived, one call from Joanna had Winston running off to her.

Millie wished she could erase those memories forever But, ironically, even if she tried to forget, someone would always bring them up.

Initially, Winston had been puzzled, wondering if that person was Millie. Yet, as soon as she claimed it was her first visit, he immediately understood. The restaurant owner had indeed been talking about her.

“Are you two married?” the owner asked with a smile.

Millie and Winston exchanged a glance, but their replies were different.

Millie answered, “No.”

“Yes,” said Winston.

The owner blinked repeatedly, seemingly confused.

Millie shot Winston a look. They were already divorced so why did he say yes?

“He’s just joking,” Millie explained, chuckling awkwardly.

The owner grinned from ear to ear. “Oh, I get it. Young women like you are always so shy.”

“Can we take a photo?” the owner asked. “It’ll be displayed on our anniversary wall. We make it a point to take pictures every year.

“Sure!” Millie responded with enthusiasm. She felt honored to participate in the restaurant’s 30th

anniversary.

-When the owner looked at Winston, he didn’t seem very eager. But as soon as she raised her phone, he

rose to his feet and moved to Millie’s side.

Millie whispered, “You don’t have to take the photo if you don’t like it. I can do it alone.”

After all, Winston was considered à public figure.

Despite what Millie said, he remained silent and leaned in to look into the restaurant owner’s camera.

The private room had a cozy ambiance with warm lighting, making the picture even more delightful. Winston subconsciously leaned closer to Millie, and their shoulders touched.

1/2

+15 BONUS

The restaurant owner, on the other hand, stood in front of them. Millie’s smile widened as she made a peace sign.

With a click, the photo was taken.

Soon, the waiter entered the room again.

“This is a gift for you both,” the owner stated.

Millie was touched upon hearing that. “You’re so kind! Not only did you give us a free meal, but you also gave us a gift.

The restaurant owner beamed. It was evident that she was friendly and approachable.

Millie and Winston each accepted the gift. The owner then added, “It’s nothing fancy. It’s just a lucky charm keychain.”

“Thank you!” Millie expressed her gratitude sincerely.

The owner nodded and said, “Well, I won’t disturb you any further.”

As she spoke, she turned to Winston and remarked, “She’s such a beautiful and thoughtful young lady. You’re lucky to have her!”

She added, “If you let this one slip by, you’ll regret it. I think she’s perfect for you. You two are a good match!”

Winston merely smiled and hummed in response.

Meanwhile, Millie was busy admiring the keychain and was completely oblivious to their conversation, When she looked up again, the restaurant owner had already left.

The private room settled into silence again. Millie picked up the keychain, gently shook it, and commented, “It’s quite lovely.”

Winston glanced at his own keychain. It had a golden four–leaf clover, symbolizing something special. Millie propped her chin, pondered momentarily, and uttered, “It’s perfect for my car keys.”

Winston watched as she eagerly attached the keychair to her car keys. He couldn’t help but glance at his. Then, he did the same.

“Lucky us!” Millie said to Winston.

Winston stared at her. “So, you cried because I didn’t join you for dinner that year when I graduated, huh?” he asked lightly.

Comments