Meeting You Was Fate

"Do you really think she can still change? How did that old saying go? A leopard cannot change its spots. I don't believe your mother. Do you really believe that she will change? Huh... You probably don't believe it yourself, right? You're still obviously confused. Why are you deceiving yourself?"

"Nana..." Ethon's low and soft voice was filled with despair.

For the first time ever, they felt as if everything was truly coming to an end. They would actually be separated this time.

Fiona had always kept in mind what her mother told her. If her man was about to hurt her, she should go ahead and leave him first before he could do anything.

It was better for her to leave than to be abandoned by someone. She had always kept this in mind. To add to that, she was already tired, and she just wanted to rest.

"Well, you don't need to say anything else anyway. We've already broken up," she said calmly, leaving no room for discussion. She made sure her tone was final and decisive.

There was a difference between 'Should we break up?' and 'Let's break up.' The first one was a question which meant that it could still change. The latter one was conclusive and left no room for persuasion.

Ethon looked at Fiona, feeling heartbroken. He couldn't help but tremble. When Fiona turned around, she wore a pale smile on her pure face. She laughed at the idea of destiny. If she and Ethon couldn't be together, then why did fate have to bring them together?

At that time, it took a lot of courage for Fiona to agree to be with Ethon. They had always had a good relationship, and they rarely fought. It turned out that she had just been too naive. Love may just be between two people, but marriage was about family. Fiona didn't have a family while Ethon's family, the Yu Family, was no ordinary family. How could they accept her?

past few years were just a dream.

the trees danced along with it. After a while, the leaves fell on the ground when

love. She couldn't help but liken their relationship to the leaves that fluttered with the wind. When the

that love?

clung on to. 'Dreams come in

walk straight into the inpatient department. She seemed

only place she could possibly go to was the Zhou Family's house. However, in fear that Stanley and Madeline would worry about her,

arrived at the bathroom, she immediately pushed the door open and entered. She was still in a daze. As she gazed at the mirror, she noticed she was a

She was heartbroken.

phone—all her photos and memories were gone just like that. There was no way you could still get that

stood in front of the mirror as she turned the faucet on. The running water came,

face. Her shirt got wet, but she still didn't stop.

eyes were red and swollen. Silence filled

clothes were soaking wet as the fabric clung to her skin much to her discomfort. This was especially uncomfortable for Fiona as she

she surprisingly felt that the feeling of the cold water against her skin refreshed her more than

lifted the corners of her mouth