Rewriting My Heart's Fate

Chapter

42

It was Ethan. He handed over his registration form. "I hope I'm not too late."

The upperclass woman froze when she saw Ethan. She stood rooted to the spot, forgetting to withdraw her hand.

I akwardly withdrew my hand, snapping her back to reality. The club president pressed her lips together, accepted his registration form, and nodded enthusiastically. "Not at all. Welcome to the club! What a coincidence, Wiley! You two practically walked in together! The upperclasswoman's eyes kept shifting between us, and the way she looked at me made me feel uncomfortable

Dann it, what was he doing here? I distinctly remembered he was into basketball-why didn't be join the basketball club?

Plus, he could've just tagged along with Leah and joined any other club. Why the event planning club, of all things?

Was this what people called destiny, something I couldn't escape or avoid at any cost? But I refused to believe that everything was written in the stars. While I couldn't change my destiny, I could certainly change my fortune.

back-to-school event that needs planning, and we need all hands on deck!" The club president led us to the activity

just sat wherever. I deliberately chose a seat in the corner, but to my surprise, Ethan sat right beside me. When I shifted further into

an invisible shackle, an impenetrable prison. That dreadful marriage of mine turned my world upside down. It robbed me of my

me and didn't hesitate to hurt me over and over for

with a bang! I

club president was very enthusiastic, and everyone was eager to

served as a prelude to St. Nicholas University's welcome ceremony. This event not only gave the students to experience the vibrant atmosphere of the university but also helped them settle in more quickly. "That said, we only have two sponsors at the moment, so let's think about how we should

we could have sponsorships. I remained silent,

think we could organize a

else shared their ideas, I listened quietly until the discussion was

her hands and made a decision. "Now that we've settled on the event, it's time

groups and get to

students in front of me were quickly grouped together in pairs, and it wasn't