"What? Putting the bike back?" Jayden asked confused, pointing at the big red motorbike in front of them.
Lea nodded. "Yes, I want you to return this motorbike to its owner, your cousin you mentioned earlier. I will return these clothes too, after I wash them."
"Hm? For what? She let me use her motorbike as long as she still can't ride it anymore. I understand motorcycle problems and before that I often helped her with the motorbike if there was anything that needed servicing so she trusted me to ride it. And the clothes are fine for you, because I already paid for it for you."
Lea frowned. She didn't want to make Jayden fall for the kindness of his generous cousin, the motorbike owner. Jayden must learn to live a simpler life, within his own means. He doesn't need to pretend to be r
