Requiem of a Broken Heart

Chapter 295

Chapter 295:

Norton stared back at Yvonne, disbelief written all over his face. Lately, she had tried to please him, hoping to get his approval to work again. Her attitude had softened a lot. Tonight was different—she seemed completely out of character, with every word sharp and cutting, showing no respect at all. She was particularly aggressive toward Tracy. She seemed determined not to ease up on Tracy, despite his attempts to calm the situation.

Ignoring Norton’s plea, Yvonne paused mid-sentence and pretended to gasp. “Oh, my mistake, Tracy Haynes. Are you trying to get on good terms with Rachel so she’ll allow you to be Brian White’s mistress?” The accusation pushed Tracy to the brink of fury. She couldn’t help herself and retorted, “That’s not true.”

Yvonne responded at a leisurely pace, “But Rachel is the one engaged to him, set to marry him. That would only make you the mistress, wouldn’t it?”

With a sudden shift in her voice, she added, “Unfortunately, the mistresses have to live in the shadows, utterly scorned by everyone.”

Rachel chimed in sharply, “You know, some people never get tired of playing the role of mistresses. You can’t change it.”

Her words echoed clearly through the room, hanging heavy in the air. Expressions around the room soured instantly, particularly on the faces of Tracy and Brian. Yvonne, however, couldn’t suppress her approval, silently giving Rachel a thumbs up.

response, when it came, hit hard. Yvonne nodded in approval of Rachel’s sharp

Haynes?” Rachel looked at her

a while, Tracy still could not come up with a

Rachel continued, “Perhaps you think differently. If not a mistress, maybe the other woman would

pale at the suggestion. Her increasingly

wanted to get along peacefully with Brian, always biting her tongue when it came to Tracy. Despite everything, she knew

Everything had changed now.

Today, she resolved to express the frustrations that had been simmering within her. Brian once commanded her entire universe when she loved him. But now, she felt nothing for him—he no longer mattered

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herself,

idea my being here would cause such distress for you and Rachel. I think Rachel is right. This is all on me. I should not have come. I’ll leave