Rewriting My Heart's Fate

My consciousness was hazy. I could barely make out what Ethan was saying. All I could feel was a comforting presence enveloping me, lulling me into a peaceful sleep.

I wasn't sure how much time had passed, but I groggily woke up to find myself resting against a warm, solid chest. Startled, I quickly sat up, only to notice a coat draped over my shoulders. When I looked closer, I realized it was Ethan's coat.

"Awake?" His deep, magnetic voice broke the silence.

I nodded awkwardly. I felt embarrassed as I tried to return his coat. "Thank you, Mr. Grayson. I hope I didn't disturb your rest."

A faint smile tugged at the corner of his lips. "No, you slept soundly. I couldn't even wake you. Looks like you were really exhausted."

His words sent a rush of heat to my face. How could I fall asleep just like that? I even slept against his chest. How embarrassing was that!

"I'm so sorry, Mr. Grayson... I won't let it happen again..."

In fact, he affectionately tapped the tip of my nose. "Don't apologize. I'm happy you could sleep so peacefully

What did he mean by that? Had he... changed? The controlling, domineering side of him seemed to have disappeared, replaced by someone warm

instinctively squinted. But then a pair of sunglasses were gently placed on my nose. "Put these on, don't strain your

throat, and I quickly

first," Ethan said softly. His arm wrapped around my shoulders as he led me toward Park

grandeur. Crystal chandeliers sparkled overhead, plush carpets lined

help you? Do you have a reservation?" The

his sleek black card and replied, "Yes, we've reserved the most

course, sir.

the card and swiftly typed something on the computer. Within moments, she handed

stay. If there's

please don't hesitate