Morwenna had no clue what Stuart was up to. She was busy house-hunting.

She thought she'd drawn a line under their relationship for good.

The rent in Rosefrost Hollow was sky-high, almost making her wish she could move into the dorms early.

Eventually, she found a place to share an old apartment near the university.

The thirty-square-meter space came with a shared bathroom in the hallway. Morwenna's part of the rent was only seven hundred a month if sleeping in the living room. She could pay the rent monthly. That was the cheapest option Morwenna could find. S~ᴇaʀᴄh the (ꜰind)ɴʘvel.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to access chapters of novels early and in the highest quality.

Most of her scholarship money had gone to a rural school, and between groceries and other expenses, she had only nine hundred left in her bank account. After paying rent, only two hundred remained. Biting the bullet, Morwenna paid the landlord.

With Monday around the corner, she could start her job at the fish market. If she scrimped, the two hundred should last until her next paycheck.

out, she wouldn't have to look after Stuart,

returned to Windcharm

zipped up her last suitcase

this hour." she thought but answered the door

in a flowing white

to her waist, her eyes sharp and beautiful, accentuated by

friend." The name clicked. Morwenna had heard the name Adelaide, always buzzed about as the perfect girl for Stuart. "Hello,"

to fetch the coffee, Adelaide decided to take over. "Never mind. You're new. I'll do it

grab her things and leave but found it rude

a distance, unfamiliar with the art

owned the place. "Try this. I'm particular about my coffee, and Stuart always keeps some

and on about Stuart's affections. But frankly, Morwenna couldn't give a

and politely

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