Requiem of a Broken Heart

Chapter 515:

But Rachel’s body was rigid, her muscles refusing to cooperate. His closeness was simply too distracting.

“Relax. Don’t overthink it,” he coaxed softly, his voice smooth and reassuring. “Just let me guide you. Forget everything else for now.”

Slowly, Rachel exhaled, releasing the tension in her body bit by bit. As she followed his movements, her form gradually improved. Her breathing became steadier, and the tightness in her chest eased.

“That’s it. You’re doing great,” Brian commended without hesitation, his voice warm and encouraging.

Rachel’s cheeks flushed, though she couldn’t tell if it was from the exercise or the lingering heat from his touch on her skin.

“I think I can manage on my own now,” she stammered, eager to create some space between them.

Brian didn’t press her further. He simply nodded. “Alright. Just watch your posture and avoid straining yourself.”

now, though the lingering

Rachel’s surprise, it really did help. Her muscles felt stretched,

Carol go?” she asked, finally noticing Carol

saw how focused I was on teaching you and didn’t want to get

him a light glare. “You could’ve

to leave, or maybe her mind was still distracted—either way, she moved too hastily.

on instinct. Rachel braced herself for a painful collision with the ground, but instead, she landed on something unexpectedly warm. Her hand reached out to steady

broke

who had broken her fall. Her hand, now

sorry! I didn’t mean to—I,” she stammered, her words falling

she scrambled off him, mortified beyond

think I might’ve pulled a muscle in my back. Mind