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Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed novel Chapter 220

Summary for Chapter 220: Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed

Chapter Summary: Chapter 220 – Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed by Sophia Harper

In Chapter 220, a key moment in the Romance novel Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed, Sophia Harper delivers powerful storytelling, emotional shifts, and critical plot development. This chapter deepens the reader’s connection to the characters and sets the stage for upcoming revelations.

He had just finished class, hurrying over from the lecture hall, textbooks still in hand.

Jen said, "So, Sammy and Roseanne were having a math-off earlier. They bet that the loser would treat everyone to dinner. And well, someone lost, and now we're all buzzing about what to munch on tonight."

Owen glanced around, catching Roseanne's eyes twinkling with laughter, the group's spirits high.

It was like all the awkwardness just melted away, and she really became part of the group.

A smile naturally spread across Owen's face. "Alright, let's knock off early today then, wait for Sammy's treat."

"Eh?" Jen looked puzzled. "Professor, I didn't even say who lost, how did you know it's Sammy's treat?"

Owen replied, "Isn't it obvious Sammy lost?"

Jen said, "...Yes."

Sammy was totally speechless!

"Hey Liz, you coming?" Jen casually asked.

Liz replied, "Nope."

...

The dinner ended up being at a cozy roadside diner.

Despite Jen being the most vocal about treating, when it came down to choosing the spot, she thoughtfully considered Sammy's situation.

Sammy's family was modest, with his parents working tirelessly to support his PhD studies.

Since joining the research group, his financial situation had slightly improved, yet he still sent money home every month, so his budget was tight.

The diner was affordable and tasty, making it the perfect choice.

Though it wasn't as upscale as the restaurant Owen had chosen last time, its vibrant atmosphere made for a very satisfying meal for everyone.

On the way back, Owen drove with ease, Roseanne sitting beside him in the passenger seat.

Owen realized the gesture might seem too intimate, calmly withdrawing his hand, maintaining a composed expression.

It seemed just a simple gesture of "professorial encouragement."

But only he knew, the tingling sensation lingered in his palm, unforgettable.

"Beep beep—" The car behind honked impatiently.

Roseanne whispered, "It’s green light, Mr. Reynolds..."

Oops!

"Sorry, wasn't paying attention." Owen snapped back to reality, releasing the brake to move forward.

That's when Roseanne suddenly stared at him and exclaimed, "Mr. Reynolds, your face is red?"

It wasn't an overreaction. Owen's face was visibly flushed.

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