Requiem of a Broken Heart

Chapter 513:

After what felt like an eternity, he stepped out onto the balcony and dialed Ronald.

“Check the pharmaceutical department applicants. Is there a Huey Dury among them?”

Ronald hadn’t even begun searching when he replied,

“I actually heard…”

“Ms. Marsh personally approached Charlie Garza regarding Huey Dury.”

Brian’s grip on his phone tightened.

“You’re certain?”

“Almost positive.”

“Send me his resume.”

The moment his eyes landed on the alma mater and noticed a pattern of familiar connections, his gaze darkened. First Andres Garrett, and now Huey Dury. Just how many men had she crossed paths with since they parted ways?

And more importantly… why was she suddenly willing to swallow her pride and push for Huey’s employment? What exactly was their relationship?

A surge of unsettled emotions swirled in Brian’s chest, leaving him restless.

“Huey’s already well-positioned at the hospital and highly regarded. Why the sudden shift to White Group? Do a deep dive. I want every detail,” Brian ordered coldly.

Ronald quickly responded,noveldrama

“Got it.”

The next morning, the moment Brian woke up, his first instinct was to glance at the bed.

The large bed was immaculately made. But Rachel was gone.

M𝒪rє 𝒸ontєnt 𝓃𝒾𝓌: g𝒶l𝑛ovєls.𝓬○𝓶

Panic gripped him. Without bothering to change out of his pajamas, he rushed out the door.

At the turn of the staircase, he grabbed the first person he saw.

“Where’s Rachel?” he demanded, his voice strained with urgency.

The housekeeper smiled warmly.

“She is outside with your grandma, doing morning exercises.”

Brian’s head snapped toward the backyard as the housekeeper gestured in that direction.

The sight of Rachel standing beside his grandmother eased the tension coiled in his chest. She was still here. She hadn’t left. Since when did simply seeing her make his heart feel so light?

Wasting no time, Brian hurried to change, quickly freshened up, and headed outside.

Carol was in high spirits, her body moving through simple exercises, and Rachel was right there beside her, quietly following along despite her slow and unsteady pace.

Her coordination was slightly off, but she didn’t seem to mind. She kept pace with patience, never once complaining.

Spotting Brian, Carol’s face lit up, her smile filled with unspoken joy.

“You’re just in time. Join us.”

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