Requiem of a Broken Heart

Chapter 400:

Tracy let out a mocking laugh. “Stop deluding yourself. Brian never liked you. If he did, he wouldn’t have kept you a secret.” Every word Tracy said was the harsh truth.

And painful truths always cut the deepest.

Rachel had seen it coming and thought she could handle it, but hearing Tracy say it out loud still felt like a slap to the face.

Tracy, growing bolder, sneered. “Rachel, you’ve only ever been a stand-in. If I sugarcoat it, that’s what I’d call you. You should at least know your place. Don’t forget where you stand.”

Rachel’s face turned cold in an instant.

She stepped forward and grabbed Tracy by the collar, her voice sharp as ice. “Tracy, you’d better stay quiet for a while. If you keep pushing me, I won’t think twice about exposing my relationship with Brian. And when that happens, your little fairytale romance will turn into a scandal overnight. You’ll be nothing but the infamous ‘other woman,’ hated by everyone.”

Tracy let out a soft chuckle, utterly unbothered.

Do you really think anyone will believe you? They’ll just assume you’re bitter, making up stories because you can’t

smile. “Oh? Is that so? Then what if

confidence began to crack, and as realization set in, her

don’t scare

hesitation. “If you’re so sure, then

that, she turned on her heel, unwilling

wasn’t done. She reached out and grabbed

second, a sharp sound rang out—clear and shattering, like fragile glass

had tipped over, sending glassware crashing onto the floor, splintering into countless

hair was in disarray, strands falling over her face. The shattered glass glimmered under the lights as it scattered around her, some shards even landing on her dress

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she put on a delicate, sorrowful

to be fragile and innocent? Just the thought made her

do it on purpose,” Tracy murmured, biting her lip, her eyes full