Game Over No Second Chances

Chapter 157

There were the countless concerts they had missed because of his work, and the violin he had promised to have custom-made for her but never did—even after 13

years.

Yet here he was, still going on, trying to win her back with empty promises.

Serena let out a cold laugh and stomped her high heel onto Zach's polished leather shoe.

Hearing Zach grunt in pain, followed by the startled screams of Rachel and Sarah, Serena calmly pulled her wrist free from his grip.

She looked down at him coldly as he curled up in pain, her voice firm and unwavering. "I said, let go of me."

She added, "You can't even handle something as simple as this, yet you still make empty promises?"

With that, she turned and walked away.

As the elevator doors closed, she shot him one final taunting smile. "I've accomplished everything I set out to do today. I'm leaving now. Goodbye."

Zach's face turned pale from the pain, but he clenched his fists tightly.

He knew it was his fault for not stepping in sooner. He couldn't blame Serena for holding a grudge, and he swore to himself that he would do everything in his power to make it right.

and

pressure from Howard, Zach's clinginess, and the constant scheming at Jansen

studio, she focused all her attention on her pottery. Gradually, her restless mind began

saw the clay pieces that had already taken

the replicas you've made?"

Jansen, with your talent, you could easily join our studio as a full-time potter... My goodness, the details on this porcelain are indistinguishable

sparkled with

carefully placed

heat hit her face, momentarily blurring

spend her days doing what she loved, that would be

But for now...

important things to focus on. I'll

her apron and sleeve guards,

exhaustion in her eyes. Instead of encouraging her to work with him, he glanced at the time

good, I'm

work,

smiled. "Alright,

the studio and headed to a nearby commercial street, where they found

food, Serena, feeling a bit idle, reflected on the busy days

that her collaboration with Samuel had been