Rewriting My Heart's Fate

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Chapter 241 WOM Chapter 241 Mr. Mitchell's face softened with a hint of amusement, and there was a trace of pride in the way he looked at me. I knew this was a rare opportunity, but my ability would determine whether I could make the most of it.

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"Evelyn, don't get too excited just yet. Yes, I'm willing to introduce you, but Mr. Odom is even more eccentric than I am, Getting him on board won't be easy" He broughtback to reality with just a few words, and I stood there momentarily stunned. It felt like I'd grabbed onto a lifeline, only to realize it might not be strong enough to save "But with your talent, I believe you'll find a way," he added.

The pressure was overwhelming. I felt like I was on the verge of collapse, directionless and weighed down by uncertainty. Everything was changing, and following the path I had in mind seemed more difficult than ever.

However, the information I had gavea distinct advantage, one that could helpseize this opportunity. Despite the pressure, the dinner was pleasant. I didn't achieve my original goal, but I left with a new solution. On the way home, I sat in silence, lips pressed together. A cool breeze drifted through the window, and I pulled my ny jacket ti tighter around me. My eyes gazed out at the passing streets, heavy with unspoken sadness. The weight of my emoti my emotions clung to me, refusing to let go. Since Grandma's death, my world had been steeped in darkness, like a never-ending rainy day that soaked everything in dampness. My heart felt drenched, and even my vision seemed clouded, as though the sorrow was overtaling me.

I lay awake countless nights, reliving the precious moments I'd shared with her. In my dreams, I would see her again-helpless, caught in the grip of fear as Leah closed in on her. She was desperate for help, but her voice had been silenced.

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Leah was like a demon, emerging from the depths of hell, step by step, inching closer to Grandma. I could see those wicked hands reaching out, trying to smother Grandma, while Grandma's frail bands rose shakily, only to fall back down, powerless.

And there I stood, paralyzed, unable to intervene, as if every ounce of strength had been drained from me. All I could do was watch as she was taken from me. My eyes began to burn with unshed tears. It felt like I was walking through life burdened by endless grief, as if all my energy had been spent and the warmth of family had faded into nothingness, Having a father as heartless as mine madefeel like I was falling into an endless abyss, "Are your headaches still bothering you? I don't think you need to dwell on it so much. Business will pick up eventually, and as for life, you've got to find your own way to handle that." Liam's voice broke through my thoughts. He could sense the turmoil beneath the surface, the waves of emotion crashing inside me.

I kept my gaze fixed on the window, still not saying a word the emptiness in my chestexpanding, suffocating.

"When Grandma passed, it felt like my whole world collapsed. I didn't know who to turn to But for a brief moment when I saw him behind when 14 bars, I felt this strange sense of relief, like the pressure was finally lifting-like I was free."

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