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Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed novel Chapter 354

Summary for Chapter 354: Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed

What Happens in Chapter 354 – From the Book Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed

Dive into Chapter 354, a pivotal chapter in Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed, written by Sophia Harper. This section features emotional turning points, key character decisions, and the kind of storytelling that defines great Romance fiction.

Dinner was served.

Madge popped open a bottle of red wine, and even Roseanne was allowed a little.

But then…

She ended up downing two full glasses!

While Norris was caught up in conversation and Madge was engrossed in the exquisite flavors of the meal, no one paid much attention to her, except for…

Owen: “Roseanne, that's your third glass.”

“!” Roseanne's hand froze in the act of reaching for the wine bottle.

Only then did Norris and Madge realize she had indulged a bit too much.

“You little rascal! We said a little, not glass after glass!” Madge couldn’t help but laugh in exasperation.

She enjoyed her wine, sure, but always knew when to stop, unlike her daughter…

Norris disapproved as well, but his focus was elsewhere—

“Owen is truly the detail-oriented scientist! Such keen observation! No wonder he’s made such remarkable achievements in physics at such a young age…”

Indeed, Norris had done his homework on Owen, learning about his contributions to the scientific community through various channels.

He couldn’t stop expressing his admiration.

Madge even joked, “You’re smitten.”

Initially, Roseanne didn’t see it. After all, Owen’s academic feats were known mainly within scholarly circles for their brilliance and incredibility.

But at that moment, she completely agreed with the “smitten” comment, thinking—

Can he really praise anything and everything?

Roseanne seriously felt her dad had rose-tinted glasses on for Owen.

And thick ones at that.

Owen sat stiffly, daring not to move or speak, silently applauding Madge in his heart.

Roseanne finally caught on, quickly apologizing, “Sorry, Mr. Reynolds, my dad gets like this when he’s had a bit too much. He gets carried away easily. Please don’t mind him…”

“Ahem!” What could Owen say?

What dared he say?

“It’s okay, Mr. Cole’s drunk. He’s not offended.”

“Who’s drunk? I’m not drunk!” Norris glanced at his wife, then his daughter, and finally, his gaze settled soberly on Owen, “Owen, I truly consider you a brother…”

Owen was speechless. Please no, just no!

“Enough!” It was Madge who put an end to the topic with a firm command.

But from then on, Norris’s nickname for Owen had changed to—

“Little bro, don’t be shy, help yourself! Try this peach blossom trout, it’s my specialty.” Norris beamed.

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