The Sway and Slide of Love by Jean Song

Chapter 299 Chapter 299

Hendrix didn't have eyes on the back of his head, so this time, the pillow hit its mark. But he didn't even pause, nor did he turn to look at her. He simply walked out as if nothing had happened.

Noelle suddenly felt everything was... pointless. In front of him, she couldn't change a single thing.

It was like the pillow she'd thrown. She had hurled with all the fury she could muster, but ultimately, it didn't hurt him. All it did was make her seem even more foolish.

Noelle ended up going to the hospital. On the way, she saw the statement Dylan had released.

He hadn't outright announced that their wedding was off. Instead, he said it was being postponed. As for how long the postponement would last, the statement didn't specify.

But most people understood that "postponed" was just a polite way of saying canceled. Over time, as the delay dragged on and people eventually forgot about it, the wedding would quietly fade away without ever being officially called off.

Noelle stared at the statement for a few minutes, scrolling through some of the comments beneath it before silently closing her phone.

hospital came into

the hospital. Fortunately, the security team was competent, keeping

ripple of commotion among the crowd. "Some industry insiders claim this is

plans for Elm Group

Elm Group go

that your father has regained consciousness? After such a major blow, does he have anything to

it wasn't until the hospital's security

but her refusal to speak only

began popping up. One after another, the articles seized on Noelle's silence, using it as a basis for speculation. They claimed her lack of response was because there was nothing left to say that Elm Group had undoubtedly reached the point of no

grim light. The reports even included several photos of Noelle at the hospital entrance. Her face was pale and haggard, making anyone who saw her feel a pang of sympathy. As a result, the

once again hit its limit down. She didn't check her phone

up the night before. Before leaving,

now