From Hatred to Passionate Love Amelia Hart

Chapter 449 I Don't Need a Boyfriend Kelvin could barely get the words out.

He hoped she'd get it, but also kinda hoped she wouldn't.

He knew by then, everyone would get him wrong.

He knew how much it sucked to be misunderstood, but he'd take it for her, for Lucy.

Penelope asked softly, "Kelvin, will you change?" "Penelope, people always change," Kelvin said.

"Yeah," Penelope replied.

"But," Kelvin gently ruffled her hair, "I'll only change to love you more, to be better for you. Even if one day, you think I'm a stranger, not the guy you knew, just trust that I have my reasons, and it's all for you." Despite her slowness, Penelope could sense something was amiss when she heard his words.

It felt like Kelvin was trying to explain something to her.

He was being super vague, kinda wanting her to get it but also not.

'How could it be so contradictory?' Before Penelope could figure it out, Kelvin had already let go of her.

He turned around without a second thought, got out of the car, and didn't even look back! Leaving Penelope sitting there, staring at his back, totally dazed.

Until the driver reminded her, "Mrs. Davis, we're at the company, you should go to work." She then hurriedly got out of the car.

'What on earth is Kelvin up to?' 'He's totally messing with her head!' 'One minute he's hugging her, the next he's not even looking back.' 'One minute he's sweet, the next he's cold.' 'Are guys this confusing when they're sick?'Penelope kept thinking about what was wrong with Kelvin, furrowing her brows tightly.

"Penelope," Tina from the jewelry department said, "you've been looking preoccupied since you got here. What's up?" She quickly shook her head. "Ah, nothing." "Con, spill it. Maybe I can help you out," Tina said.

Penelope laughed and patted her head. "You're a single young girl. What problems can you solve?" Tina replied seriously, "It's exactly because I'm single that I can help you see your relationship problems from an outsider's view." Penelope laughed even more. "Four years without seeing you, and you've becso eloquent." "One has to make sprogress. Penelope, con, what's going on with you and Mr. Davis?" and him..." Penelope started.

Penelope had just said a few words when she suddenly realized and stared straight at Tina, "You're tricking me! You're trying to getto talk!" She hadn't said a word that her low spirits were due to her relationship problems with Kelvin.

But Tina directly asked, and she almost answered! "Tina, you've becsneaky," Penelope said with a stern face, "Did you learn this from Monica?" Tina giggled.

"Alright, looks like I need to keep an eye out for sgood single guys for you," Penelope said, "and get you married off soon." If you're loving the book, nel5sis where the adventure continues. Join us for the complete experience—all for free. The next chapter is eagerly waiting for you! "Monica is still single. Why should I be in a hurry?" Tina said.

Penelope got excited talking about this.

She pulled Tina over and whispered mysteriously, "In these four years, Monica hasn't dated anyone?" "No," Tina said, "Penelope, you have no idea how much Mr. Davis has been pushing us since he took over the jewelry department. We're working overtevery day. Who's got tfor romance?" "What about Mr. Foster?" Penelope asked.

"Mr. Foster..." Tina blinked, then grinned slyly. "Penelope, you noticed the vibes between Mr. Foster and Monica, right?" Penelope nodded. "Of course! I've even tried to set them up!" too! But those two are so stubborn, always bickering and using jokes to hide their real feelings. Monica thinks Mr. Foster's a player, always surrounded by women, so she keeps her feelings in check," Tina said.

Penelope continued, "And Mr. Foster thinks Monica only sees him as a friend, with no romantic interest, so he doesn't want to make a move, afraid of getting rejected and looking like a fool." They looked at each other and high-fived.

"Let's figure out a way to get them together," Penelope said, "otherwise, at this rate, they'll still be single by the tLucy gets married, !" Tina agreed, "Great! How do we do it?" "Let's scope out the situation first." Penelope chuckled.

Her own love life was a mess, yet here she was, meddling in Timothy and Monica's.

But it was precisely because she had been so troubled in love that she hoped Monica could have it easier.

She hoped there would be someone to love Monica.

Ultimately, everyone deserves to find happiness and companionship in their own way.

If you're loving the book, nel5sis where the adventure continues. Join us for the

complete experience all for free. The next chapter is eagerly waiting for you! Timothy might be a bit slick with his words, but he was reliable. Just then, Timothy cout of his office.

Monica also cout of her office.

Their offices were right next to each other.

As soon as they stepped out, they were met with the curious gazes of Penelope and Tina.

"What?" Monica walked over and knocked on the table. "Are you talking smack about me?" Penelope shook her head. "Nope. I was saying I should find a boyfriend for Tina so she won't stay single." Monica got excited. "That's a great idea! Tina, I'll start scouting for a good man for you today!"

"Monica, if there's a good man, you Tina should keep him for your Shoyfriend.

said. "Please, I don't need.

NO Besides, our jewelry department is known as the singles' club, remember?" Monica said.

Because of the high work intensity and frequent overtime, employees in the jewelry department who were single stayed single, with no chance or tfor personal relationships. Tina laughed, "I think this needs to change. We can't let other departments keep laughing at us." "Alright." Monica nodded. "First thing first, let's get you a date!" "No, no, no, Monica, you and Mr. Foster are our leaders, you should set an example and get out of singlehood first!" Penelope immediately chimed in, "I've got a feeling you and Mr. Foster would be a great couple. Just sayin'!" After a few seconds of silence, Timothy raised an eyebrow. "I don't mind. I can reluctantly make a sacrifice for the sake of the employees." "But I do!" Monica immediately objected. "I'm a decent woman looking for a serious relationship and aiming for marriage." "What do you mean?" Timothy asked, "Am I a douchebag?"