Requiem of a Broken Heart

Chapter 389:

Rachel motioned towards Andres, who was heavily inebriated and slumped on the sofa. “He is quite burdened by his intoxication, and he’s proven too heavy for Jeffrey and me to relocate to the room. Would you be able to assist in moving him?”

Caught off guard by the request, Ronald paused, his eyes reflecting his sudden realization. “Are you suggesting he stay here tonight?” he inquired, his tone laced with a hint of concern.

“Yes,” Rachel confirmed succinctly, choosing not to elaborate further.

Despite his reluctance, Ronald had already committed to aiding them. “Very well, I’ll see to it,” he conceded, though internally he harbored reservations, hoping Brian would remain oblivious to the arrangements. The potential fallout of facilitating Andres’s stay while Brian was sent away could ignite Brian’s ire.

Ronald managed to move Andres to Jeffrey’s room with more ease than expected. Once assured that Andres was settled, he promptly escorted Brian out, eager to avoid any further complications.

car, the lingering effects of alcohol seemed to cloud Brian’s judgment, causing him to misidentify Ronald as Rachel and cling to him relentlessly. Ronald’s initial plan to seat Brian in the back and

was compelled to call a chauffeur service. Although only a ten-minute ride, the journey was punctuated by the driver’s curious glances, heightening Ronald’s discomfort. This incident quickly topped his list of the most awkward situations

Brian, hoping to

as they

laden with vulnerability, “Don’t be upset with me…

“If only you’d treated Rachel better earlier, none of this would’ve happened.” But his musings were cut short as the driver glanced back for the fourth time, a look of curiosity etched on his face. It was then that

a tough breakup, and he’s had too much to

you to new

words would sound convincing, but the driver simply nodded and

he replayed the driver’s tone and expression in his mind, a growing suspicion took root. That single, seemingly innocent word now felt

driver’s efforts, handed him double the fare. “Thank you,” he said, his tone carrying a note of