Her Vengeful Rebirth

Her Vengeful Rebirth

Chapter 349 Meeting An Old Classmate

At that precise moment, a resolute conviction took root in him. His eyes locked on hers with an impassioned intensity, his voice filled with a fervent declaration, “Today, we are unshackled by any titles or roles, not as patients or anything else. Here, in this anonymity, we can live freely as we wish! Are you okay with that?”

He reached out his hand to Calista, illuminated by the dappled sunlight filtering through the leaves above, which cast a golden hue on his beige shirt, making him seem almost ethereal.

Dazzled for a brief second by his radiant presence, Calista found herself instinctively clasping his hand.

“Yes.

Meanwhile, in a narrow alley bathed in the quiet of the morning, a young woman with cropped hair hurried along, clutching a pot of steaming stew. She was on a mission to deliver it to the hospital urgently before continuing to her job. Yet, upon her arrival at the hospital, her path was abruptly blocked by a stern–faced nurse.

“Ms. Levine, it’s already early December. Your family’s delay in settling the hospital bills has extended for two months now. We are not a charity here. If your family cannot resolve this soon, we cannot continue your mother’s treatment.”

Rainey Levine, S~ᴇaʀᴄh the Find_Nøvel.ɴet website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of

about to sell our house, and we’ll have the money

the house sold, the looming surgical fees remained a distant hurdle. If she hoped to gather sufficient funds, Rainey realized she would need

extend your deadline by two days at most. If

walked away,

watched her go, clutching the thermos close, her eyes brimming with unshed tears. Yet, she composed herself and pressed on toward her mother’s hospital room, where her father, who had been

met with a scene of distress and

this any longer. Even if we sell the house, it won’t

thin, dark–skinned man, her tears flowing freely. Other patients in the room cast sympathetic looks their way.

have to sell the house. I’ve found a way to manage the surgery fees. You have

of guilt seeing their daughter, who was now juggling

family floor

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Meeting An Old Classmate

Doreen’s face as she pleaded, “Maybe it would be better if I were gone. You

worked yourselves to the bone to give me an education, hoping I’d make

stop blaming

top student and had secured a good position at a private

surgery costs after calling the

she did remember, as Rainey was a classmate once harmed by her actions and further humiliated