Her Place in His Heart by Isabella Reed

Chapter 20

“Thanks. I’m doing great. If you have time, you can come here and visit. There’s a beautiful sea here and an active volcano that may erupt at any time. I wake up at sunrise and rest with sunset. I’m happy.”

Grace put down the brush and replied to Violet.

To her surprise, despite the twelve–hour time difference, Violet texted back right away, “That’s great. I’m so happy for you. I just wanna check on you and let you know they’re all looking for you. Well, enjoy your life. You don’t have to reply to this message.”

After all, the more they texted each other, the more possible Grace might be exposed.

Now that Grace had started a new chapter of her life, she shouldn’t be haunted by anything related to her past.

Violet believed so.

Grace smiled knowingly as she read Violet’s message.

Of course, she understood Violet’s good intentions by saying she didn’t need to reply.

She was in Pine Prison for seven years. If it weren’t for Violet, she would have been dead by now.

She remembered that Violet was demoted to Pine Prison.

They were both let down by life and found solace in each

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kindness when the other needed it

my! Camille, you didn’t tell me you were such

Clayton, her landlord, came up to the roof to dry some fruit and saw Grace sitting

Grace wasn’t being modest;

once, after she came back to the Parrish’s villa, let alone those seven years

time, why don’t you paint one for me? I’d be happy to hang it in the dining room,” Mary smiled.

was a bit at a loss when facing such

life. Don’t be haunted by your past. It seems that you’ve let go, but you’re not. It’s excruciating.”

said sincerely, stroking Grace’s hair with her wrinkled palm.

faint, warm chamomile

an essential

Mary, who was in her fifties, Grace suddenly felt a lump in her throat.

never cried after

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put the kettle on. I’ve got some great

the

And shall we fetch Andy, too?” Grace

She didn’t cry.

everything here was so unfamiliar to her. The fact that she met kind people like Mary

indeed struck a chord

she shouldn’t be haunted by her past. Those pain–either emotionally or

decided to find