Chapter 350 Shall We Talk

Since that day long ago, Rainey had vanished from her life completely. The apology Calista had always wanted to offer but never dared to, coupled with Rain's piercing words, "I hate you," had been buried deep within her memory, only to resurface now in a flood of emotion.

She found herself pondering the hesitant glance Rainey had given her when she had left back then. Had Rainey also harbored words left unsaid? Did she want to say something to Calista at that moment?

Noticing her pensive expression, Kallum queried softly, "Do you want to go in, or should I call Rainey out here?"

Calista shook her head slightly, her voice quiet. "Let's wait a bit, until she comes out."

They turned to find a nearby bench, but before they could take a step, the door behind them swung open. Rainey emerged, her eyes visibly red from crying. She had been on her way to work, yet the sight of Calista halted her in her tracks. "Is that you... Calista?"

It was no surprise that Rainey recognized Calista instantly. From their childhood, Calista had possessed a distinctive beauty that made her unforgettable.

Calista, appearing slightly tense, held her posture rigidly.

At this juncture, Kallum intervened, stepping forward to hand Rainey the bag he was holding. "This is to cover the surgery fees."

Rainey, caught off guard by the gesture, stared in confusion. Who is this guy, and why is he offering me a bag of money?

already ascertained the kind of person Rainey was through previous inquiries; she was a proud individual, averse to accepting charity despite her circumstances. Therefore, knowing that she desperately needed the money, he explained, "This quarter of a million, it's a loan to you, Rainey. You were once a friend of Calista's. She knows about your family's situation and has offered this

by a wave of relief and joy. If her own relatives had been willing to lend them money, she would never have considered such drastic measures as selling herself for just

a dream, is

your friends?" Rainey nodded slowly, still dazed, as she responded to her father. Her eyes met Calista's again, filled with a mix of guilt

noticing that Calista seemed different now-more reserved, yet

and in response, Kallum patted her shoulder with reassurance and said, "Go ahead, I'll

Nevertheless, Kallum promptly took him to settle the bills. They were under pressure; Rainey's

Calista could

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verge of collapse, overwhelmed by pervasive darkness and rampant injustice. However, the situation took a turn when an old friend from her childhood, whom she had wronged in the past, came forward to offer

go sit over there?" Rainey suggested, pointing toward a breakfast place adjacent to

Calista agreed without hesitation.

Calista finished her meal, she did not order more. Instead, Rainey, appearing to have unburdened herself, ordered a considerable

she said firmly to the

the call, Rainey cheered triumphantly, a wave of satisfaction washing

actually supposed to help pick up the kids at the kindergarten this morning.

I've been

candidness quickly diminished any awkwardness between them. Once she began talking, Calista

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