Rewriting My Heart's Fate

Chapter 34

Leah stared at me intently, as if she had something to say, but she was hesitating.

"I thought your younger sister didn't come to class today." I was well aware that she was here to see me, but I had no intention of getting involved with her.

Leah walked up to me, blocking my way. "I'm really sorry about what happened the other day. I had no idea my mom would be so worked up. I came to apologize in person."

Even though she apologized for what happened at the hospital, it was clear that she was just attempting to act like the bigger person.

"If you were truly sorry, you would've done something about it back then, not come to me with an apology after everything has already happened."

tler silence at the time only enabled her mother, and I couldn't tell how genuine her apology was that day, but I didn't care for this kind of interaction.

"Get to the point I don't have time for games." My tone was cold and distant because I had nothing more to say to someone like her

with puppy-dog eyes as if she'd been deeply wronged. "I understand if you're still upset about what happened

wanted to keep me there, and it made me uncomfortable. The wind caught her skirt, and if I didn't

her hair behind her ear and said, "I heard you got

sounded like she cared about me, but she was starting to get on my nerves. Lirowned and

also heading there, and we plan to arrive a

all that buildup. Thad to give her credit for going through so much effort just to set the

to school, but Ethan was adamant about purchasing a house there. It took forever to find the right one, but we eventually

is to decorate a new place, especially when it comes

their shopping

blue. 50, Thad to compromise, and we settled on

fluttered as she beamed, her words hinting at their

choosing the

my heart had grown so numb that I didn't feel a thing anymore, not even a ploptick. Looking back, I should've known that their love was strong. It was no wonder Ethan kept choosing her over me. "Gosh, I've rambled on for far too long! I actually wanted to invite you to come with us to St. Nicholas University for the