Chapter 43: The past (3)

The atmosphere in the bar made Bernie unable to laugh anymore, and he looked at Hein with a silent face. The guests in the bar also felt this shame and stopped shouting. Waiting for the coffee shop to go quiet, Bernie said, "Hein, you seem to have misunderstood something important."

"I've never forced you to like me before." Bernie stood up and adjusted his lap: "Hein, if you keep bothering me, I'll contact the police and report you're disturbing my private life!"

After saying that, Bernie didn't notice Hein's face became unsightly and just left the cafe coldly. He had no obligation to comfort someone like Hein. He just wanted Hein to stop bothering him.

Hein was embarrassed and angry. He felt angry; Hein's face was red, and he clenched his fists. In the coffee shop, no one dared to look at his face. Everyone was slightly embarrassed; they didn't expect Bernie to refuse so emphatically. Furthermore, according to Bernie, Hein seems to be a pervert.

The whispers filled his ears, and Hei