Rewriting My Heart's Fate

Chapter 41

The light drizzle suddenly turned into a torrential d

a torrential downpour. Leouldn't tell if it was my tears or the rain streaming down my cheeks, but I could taste the saltiness in the air. Ethan sped away, leaving me there on the cold, wet ground. It felt as though the darkness and the cold were seeping into my very soul, trapping me in an inescapable prison.

The nightmare was so vivid. It felt like I was being tomto pieces, When I jolted awake, it was already morning, I wiped the cold sweat from my forehead, my clothes drenched in

cold sweat

Fortunately, that was behind me. I would never let anyone toss me aside so easily again.

enough that if we didn't actively seek each other out, we might never cross paths again. Yet, it could also

the beginning of the semester, but keep running into them by chance, so I made a conscious effort to avoid anything that had to do with them. Theard Liam was in the student council, so I decided against running for it. Then, I learned that Ethan had joined an interest group, so I found an excuse to stay out of that as well. The three of them were like a tiny solar system with Leah at the center. The two of them were her planets, perpetually in orbit. I didn't want to be a part of that, so Toccasionally went hiking for

credit requirement. The event planning

roommate handed me a flyer for the event planning club, and I felt a little nervous when I read it. But then, I realized Ethan would never join

The deadline is tomorrow at noon. You should go

tightly in my hands. After a moment, I nodded, a smile spreading across my face. "Alright. I'll join the event

I couldn't graduate without

into a high ponytail. The young woman staring back at me from the

ne come alive. Instead of spending my life revolving around him and our house until I wore myself down into a shadow of

in hand. The club president was an upperclassman with thick-framed glasses, and she seemed very kind and gentle. Dressed in a soft pink outfit, she looked cute and a little quirky,