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Chapter 137 Never Saw His Feelings
Elises printed at the pearle adorning the hate the “This peate we of que high quality, but for a bar te, it’s a
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“How much do you think this would coet?” Hartley sket
Elises did a quick estimate. For these few, the market price would ently be over a thousand, at the very least”
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Hadley shook her head. “No.”
She could never justify spending that Kind of money on herself if she had knows how excunqgent End’s gift was, she would have never accepted it.
Each evening before their performance, the dance troupe members would have an early meal
Before their busy evening started, Hadley and Elissa took a quick detour to the commercial street beside the studio to grab a bite.
On their way back, a familiar figure came into view under the glow of a streetlamp
Denver stood there, tall and lean, a bag in his hand, his gaze fixed expectantly on Hadley as she slowly *approached.
Elissa stole a glance at Hadley before tactfully excusing herself. I’ll head in first.”
“Okay,”
With no way to avoid the encounter, Hadley came to a stop in front of Denver, her brows knitting slightly. “You….”
“Here.”
Before she could finish, Denver raised the bag in his hand–yet again filled with desserts from Red Shell Bistro. Hadley didn’t reach for it, instead sighing in exasperation. “Denver, do you really want me to bec I can’t stand?”
“Please don’t be upset,” Denver said gently, watching her with quiet caution. “I just wanted to see you.”
omeone
“Denver…”
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“I’m leaving Srixby. Tonight.” Before she could say anything else before she could cut him down with another cold remark–Denver hurriedly spoke again. “I won’t be able to see you every day anymore.”
What? Hadley’s breath caught. Her mind reeled at his words.
“What do you mean? Where are you going?”
Denver caught the flicker of concern in Hadley’s eyes and smiled reassuringly. I’ve found a job. A friend of mine started a company, and I’ll be joining as a technical partner.”
Without the support of his family, all he had left was his own skills.
“It’s a small company, still in its early days, with only a handful of employees,” he explained. “There’s a lot to do, and I have to go to Tidebourne to meet with two of our potential partners.”
Hadley blinked, momentarily stunned.
She hadn’t expected him to act so quickly.
A young man who had grown up in luxury, now navigating a life stripped of privilege–yet he hadn’t wasted a moment on self–pity.
Living in a cramped, old apartment, he had never once blamed her. Instead, he had quietly pressed forward, determined to carve out his own path.
“Hadley.”
conviction,
know exactly what I’m doing. I don’t need my family’s wealth to live well. I won’t give up on myself, and I won’t give up
respond, but no words
is for you.” Denver took Hadley’s hand, pressing the bag into her
have a train to catch,” he said, his voice steady but tinged with something deeper. “I’ll
back.”
he offered her a lopsided smile, one that held no
“This isn’t goodbye.”
a final glance, he
weight of it, so small yet so heavy, sent a sharp ache
everything, yet he carried
Hadley found herself understanding
ow could
and watch her exceptional son be dragged down by someone
Hadley sat before the mirror, wiping away the remnants of her stage makeup. Her fingers brushed against the pearl hair
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“What do you mean ‘troubling? if you ever need
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casually against his car, his gaze fixed on her as if
“I’ll see you tomorrow.”
“See ya,”
over to Eric, slightly breathless,
do I owe you?”
drew together, his tone firm.
to collect
blinked, caught off guard. If that wasn’t why he was here, then what was
“Oh…”
beat passed before realization struck.
a whim. To you, this hair tie
“Wait…”
instantly. “Hold on–you think I bought it on a whim?”
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“Wasn’t it?”
laugh escaped
Sure. A
What had he been
him back, he had feared the worst–that she wanted to draw a line between
This was even worse.
the possibility that he had chosen it just for her. That he had held her old, worn hair tie in his hands, searching
a detail so small,
what was more pathetic than
saw his feelings to
his expression shifted–anger, frustration, something deeper
“Eric?”
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