Rewriting My Heart's Fate

Chapter 32

I recognized that little girl-she was Leah's younger sister, Seraphina Grant

My brows drew together, but I quickly regained my composure. I used to fantasize about having a family with Ethan, about waking up on a sunny morning and walking our children to school hand in hand

However, I shouldn't have allowed myself such fantasies, and I certainly shouldn't have seen Ethan as the one for me.

As Ethan and Seraphina walked closer, he noticed me. I immediately turned around and took another child's hand.

"Let's help you with your dance shoes," I said, bending down with a smile. The child nodded obediently, and I carefully helped her put on her soft dance shoes,

Right then, Ethan and Seraphina arved by my side, and he was staring straight at me. I could feel his intense gaze, but I remained calm and composed.

darken further. After all, we would go our separate ways after summer break, and our chances of seeing each

me. "Ms.

expectantly, and frowned. Nevertheless, I wordlessly helped Seraphina put on the dance shoes she gave me. Seraphina looked a lot like

a real effort to bond with his future family. I could only blame myself for not seeing his love for Leah back then. I had foolishly chased after

at him. Then, I led the children into

his burning gaze through the door. Was he worried that I

on time. Ethan was the one to drop Seraphina off again. Still, I kept my distance

and had them practice it. The students lined up and had

I reassured her,

came crashing down to the

as accompanied her to the hospital. While I was waiting outside the operating room, a