Chapter 66 Predetermined

Apart from these actions, she had no other choice, as her fate had already been predetermined by them a long time ago.

A surge

of emotion welled up in her chest, leaving Eileen unsure of how to release it. She tightly clenched her fingers into her palm and kept her eyes downcast, maintaining silence.

Vera sensed the heavy atmosphere in the ward, emanating from Eric. Trying to lighten the mood, she smiled and said, “Eric, didn’t we buy movie tickets? Isn’t it almost time for the movie? If we don’t leave soon, we’ll be late.”

She shook her head at Eric, signaling him not to continue speaking.

She remained unaware of what had transpired between them. Eileen, who had always deeply. loved Eric, suddenly became indifferent towards him, occasionally even hurling harsh words at him.

At times, Eric’s anger could even terrify Vera herself.

Eric tore Eileen’s sketch, his eyes gleaming with a cold, mysterious light. “Seems like you’ve become complacent. Haven’t you learned your lesson after three months?”

Vera quickly pulled Eric away, and they walked towards the door.

Just then, Eileen picked up the torn painting from the ground and called out to the man, causing them to halt in their tracks.

“Eric, I just want to do what I love. Can you stop interfering in my affairs? I have already compromised on everything you wanted me to do. Whether it’s going to Hulbury University. or getting married right after graduation… For the remaining three years, can you please stop meddling in my affairs?”

He despises me, so why did he feel compelled to destroy my painting? Eric, beyond our inconsequential familial ties, there’s nothing else binding us.

After they left, only silence remained in the room.

Does this count as a complete fallout with Eric? Well, what do I have to fear when I’ve already experienced death once?

Eileen finished all the food in the thermal lunch box. Surprisingly, half an hour later, someone brought more food.

Concerned that she might still be hungry, they had ordered from another restaurant for her.

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Despite already feeling quite full, Eileen’s hand, holding the spoon, mechanically brought more food to her mouth. She didn’t understand what was happening to her.

find an outlet for her emotions, Eileen resorted to excessive eating and drinking. It seemed like this was the only

but now she consumed six times

nurse entered to change Eileen’s dressing, she heard noise

door, observing the person slumped on the floor inside. Glancing at the messy takeout boxes on the table, the

Eileen snapped.

change your dressing.”

said, get out!”

Eileen. “I’ll leave the medicine here. Do remember to take it,” the nurse reminded before making

colleague passing by sneaked a peek inside and wondered aloud,

the case. Perhaps I should talk to Dr. Xenos! I suspect she’s suffering from depression. If she contemplates suicide, her family might cause a scene. I

monitoring Eileen reported her situation to Jasper, who resided

had been reserved by the Smith family.

beginning to make appearances in the media. After a long period of silence, the heir to Smith Corporation. reappeared in the public eye,

the culinary arts. On one side were pastries made by Eileen,

in reading, Jasper reached for snacks, prompting Richard to gently remind

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he saw only crumbs remaining from his

learn how to cook, Mr. Smith?”

you

it for

onto the hope that if

smile unknowingly curved up at the corner of

couldn’t help but think he was behaving like a rogue, going to great lengths

is still young. Isn’t it still too early

entered the ward. “Mr.

“Speak,” Jasper responded.

bodyguard efficiently conveyed every word he had heard, ensuring no

eyes hardened, and a subtle hint of ruthlessness emanated from his gaze. “Is this

stay in the adjacent room? It could

that be

Ms. Swan can be discharged from the hospital

some thought, Richard proposed, “Ms. Eileen is currently emotionally unstable. Instead, we should consider how to make her

Jasper asked, “Do you have

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