The Fortune-Telling Heiress

Chapter 136

Chapter 136

When Yara saw Nate in such an emotionally shattered state, she leaned toward Madison with curiosity. "What's going on with him? He looks like he just had a nightmare where he died or something" While Wanda was cleaning up the ash from the couch, she perked up her ears in curiosity. She also wanted to know what had occurred in the dream to cause such a dramatic change in Nate's attitude. Madison replied calmly, "Megan sought Shane's favor in love, but why did Shane remain indifferent?"

Yara and Wanda exchanged silent glances.

Yara then clapped her hands in realization. "Oh! He's not such a great guy either."

Wanda sighed in disappointment,

Madison continued, "Human nature is complex. Nate truly loved his childhood sweetheart. But he wavered when another exceptional woman appeared."

Even a destiny set by fate couldn't prevent someone from having wandering feelings. If Nate had been more steadfast, his fate wouldn't have turned to ashes so quickly.

It wasn't long after Megan visited the ghost shrine that he broke up with his childhood sweetheart. His feelings had always been unclear, and the ghost shrine only amplified that uncertainty.

Nate drove home in a daze. After parking his car, he got out and headed for his villa. He opened the door and made his way to the basement. When he pushed the door open, he found Megan tied up. Megan whimpered, tears streaming down her face out of fear.

into a chair, looking as if he had

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tore the cloth from her mouth. "Answer my questions, and I'll

Megan nodded in terror.

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"I want the truth."

said, "Don't you remember? We used to talk every day. You shared beautiful songs with me and would wish me goodnight every night.

injured my

had seen all of this in

dream.

chatting with Megan behind Estelle's back. He never intended to break up with Estelle, he loved her. Yet, he also frequently communicated

Estelle, and the gestures he had considered innocent. At that time, he believed he was simply

he began to recognize his own pride and indecision. He witnessed the shift in Estelle's eyes, from complete

nothing. It was as if she