Ghost — Episode 3

it seemed but that girl dumped him hard just broke up with him out of nowhere didn't even leave a note my brother's temper has gotten noticeably worse over the past six months or so if he pulls any of his passive-aggressive crap don't take it personally. He's not targeting you. He's an equal opportunity

Because of that girl? Yep. Wow, that girl must have quite a personality. That's for sure. I heard Ethan is still looking for her. After finding out their neighbor was her daughter's best friend for years, the first Saturday morning, Lily's mom set up a brunch for us at a nearby restaurant. Ethan was

already there when we arrived. He was calmly, almost lazily, cutting the steak on his plate. He had an almost detached vibe about him, yet I couldn't tear my eyes away. Then, Ethan must have sensed my eye contact. He suddenly looked up, and his eyes met mine.

My heart skipped a beat. I quickly looked away, but I could still feel his eyes on me. The banana pancakes here are their specialty, Chloe. You have to try them.

Oh, thank you, Auntie. Lily's mom's enthusiastic words snapped me back to reality. Luckily, I'm a bit of a sweet talker. Come on.

Chloe, I really like you. You should come over more often. Don't be a stranger. Don't worry, Mommy. Chloe and I have been best friends for over 10 years.

I'll keep bugging her until she comes over. I just smiled. My gaze unconsciously drifted to Ethan. Even with Ethan sitting right here at the same table, there was no way he'd ever figure out I was the one who dumped him back then.