Requiem of a Broken Heart

Chapter 1146:

Shelly’s devoted fans were quick to learn about her hospitalization, tracking her every move with almost religious zeal. Among them, the sasaeng fans—those obsessive stalkers—proved especially cunning, sniffing out her whereabouts like bloodhounds.

Heidi’s heart raced when news of Shelly’s hospitalization reached her. She spun the knife in her hand, its blade catching the dim light of her apartment. A low, chilling laugh slipped from her throat. Shelly’s hospital stay was proof her revenge was working.

How dare Shelly play her like a fool? The thought burned in Heidi’s mind, a fire stoked by months of resentment. Shelly should have known this day would come.

Determined to tighten the noose, Heidi fixated on her phone. The screen glowed with updates from the leader of Shelly’s fan group, a fervent organizer rallying supporters to swarm the hospital.

Heidi’s sneer deepened as she murmured to herself, “Shelly’s sick, huh? As her loyal fan, how could I not pay a visit?”

Inside the hospital’s quiet ward, Shelly lounged on her bed, scrolling through her phone with a calm that belied her surroundings. The faint hum of fluorescent lights buzzed overhead.

across the screen. “Shelly, are you sure this will work?” Lucy’s voice trembled as she

room number to the fan group—a calculated move that still made her stomach

actually show up?” Lucy’s concern

lips curved into a sly smile, her eyes never leaving her phone. “Relax, Lucy. The security here is top-notch. I’ve made arrangements—nobody gets in except

thoughts sharpened like a blade as she murmured, “Oh, Heidi, you think

Shelly vowed, she would end this threat for good. Her fingers tightened around her phone, a triumphant glint

night, Heidi slipped into the hospital, a shadow moving with purpose. A soft chuckle escaped her as she navigated the

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his post, his faint snores echoing down the hall. Emboldened, she strode into

stretched before her, dimly lit, the rooms cloaked in darkness. Guided

gripped the knife, its weight reassuring in her palm. She eased the