Find Me In Your Labyrinth

Chapter 140

Estelle had been sitting on the balcony for an hour, feeling annoyed and in a bad mood. She didn’t know whether it was because of the end of the relationship or because of the injustice and indignation caused by Jonathan’s false accusations.

She picked up her phone, and the message she sent to Jonathan half an hour ago had still received no reply.

Maybe he would never reply to her again.

Estelle’s emotions were a tumultuous mix of anger, injustice, disappointment, and a tinge of emptiness. Even her beloved ice cream failed to ignite her interest anymore.

Fortunately, she had always maintained her composure and hadn’t allowed herself to fall for him completely. Now that they were separated, she wouldn’t have to endure such misery.

Suppressing the bitterness that lingered within her, she experienced a sense of relief intertwined with anger. She didn’t like Jonathan, and he wasn’t deserving of her affection!

Feeling suffocated, Estelle picked up her phone and looked through it, thinking about when to move out and go to her own place, or maybe to Jason’s place at the Royal Mansion?

Or maybe she should move further away to avoid bumping into Jonathan in the future.

from two hours ago

her already annoyed mood becoming even more irritable. How could

her if

seen Manley’s

of calm, she decided against it. His

with anything else?

her belongings, her phone rang, and she saw that it was Emily calling. “Estelle, I want to let you know that I wasn’t actually fired from the dessert shop. Instead, I’ve been transferred to a branch near the University of J City. This means we’ll have more opportunities to see each other!” Emily

smiled faintly,

tell you. You said you rented a place near the University of J City. Can I stay with you for a few days? The manager here said we newcomers need training, and I have

didn’t say anything. She was planning

“Is it inconvenient? If it’s not, I’ll find

was only for a few days, and Jonathan wouldn’t come. She could wait for Emily

“Great!”

and looked at the half–packed clothes, showing a helpless expression and then put them back one by

in the afternoon, she met