Requiem of a Broken Heart

Chapter 405:

Rachel let out a quiet, mirthless chuckle. Ignoring the tightness in her chest, she turned her gaze toward Brian. “Mr. White,” she said, her voice calm but sharp, “I’m curious. Is her version of events accurate? That woman—was she really not your girlfriend? Just some desperate woman clinging to you?”

Brian’s eyes suddenly became unreadable. There was no hint of emotion, no change—just an unsettling calm.

“Since when did my personal life become your concern?” Brian asked, a smirk playing on his lips.

Rachel shrugged. “Oh, I don’t. But everyone else seems curious, so I figured I’d ask.”

She paused, then added with a cool smile, “If you’ve truly been single all these years, waiting for Tracy, that’s quite the rare devotion. I sincerely hope the two of you have a long and happy life together.”

“No comment.” Brian’s refusal was cold.

heading for the second floor. With the

apologetic expression. “Rachel, I’m sorry, this is all my fault. If I hadn’t invited you, none of this

just spent. I need to go home and rest.”

Tracy’s leg. She clenched her teeth, silent, her vulnerability more apparent than

here for a moment. The

coat. At the same time, he turned and began walking

Tracy’s voice

silent, his actions

to see Rachel,

hurt. I need to

with vulnerability. “But I’m hurt too. My leg is bleeding, and there might be glass shards in my skin. You always used to stay by my side when

remained impassive. “Tracy, things are different now. I’ve called Ronald; he’ll

him. “But I don’t want him. I want you to