Requiem of a Broken Heart

Chapter 637:

“Rachel, what’s happening?” Yvonne’s voice cut through the panic, her concern evident. Her worst fears were unfolding. She had been anxious all along, fearing Rachel’s health wouldn’t hold up under the pressure of the wedding. Despite recent improvements, these sudden attacks were always unpredictable.

“Yvonne, I… I’m not feeling well. Please take Hector, Carol, and Jeffrey outside. I don’t want them to see me like this,” Rachel managed to say, her voice faint but insistent.

“Alright,” Yvonne replied, her tone calm yet urgent as she quickly guided the others out of the room.

Rachel let out a quiet, pained sigh when they were finally alone. Beads of cold sweat formed on her forehead, trailing down her face as she clenched her teeth against the discomfort.

Yvonne’s concern deepened as she watched Rachel’s condition deteriorate. “Rachel, this is serious. You need medical attention; we have to go to the hospital,” she urged, her voice firm but gentle.

Rachel reached out, grasping Yvonne’s hand with surprising strength. “Not today. I… I can hold on. I need to see this through; until the wedding is over,” she insisted, her voice trembling but unwavering.

Yvonne began, only to be silenced as Rachel pulled her

Yvonne’s arms, the pain seemed to ease, its intensity fading to something more manageable. This time, fortune favored Rachel; the

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settle, Rachel’s voice broke the silence, soft but unwavering. “Yvonne,

tightened as she thought of the day’s turmoil and Brian’s glaring absence. A mix of heartache and anger swelled within her. “Even now, after all this, you’re still thinking about him? If he can’t even show up for his own grandma, we should just walk away.

firm. “This will be the last time I reach out. I just need to know, one

surprised when the call actually

hesitate. “Brian White, you finally picked up! So, are you going through with the

phone to Rachel?” Brian’s voice was

her irritation, Yvonne brought the

are you there?” His voice