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Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed novel Chapter 559

Summary for Chapter 559: Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed

Chapter 559 – A Turning Point in Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed by Sophia Harper

In this chapter of Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed, Sophia Harper introduces major changes to the story. Chapter 559 shifts the narrative tone, revealing secrets, advancing character arcs, and increasing stakes within the Romance genre.

Roseanne slipped into her puffer jacket, grabbing the trash on her way out the door.

Owen Reynolds emerged from his apartment with two hefty bags as well.

"Professor, how long has it been since you last took out the trash?"

Owen Reynolds hesitated, "...half a month?"

Roseanne couldn't help but think, So this is the real you, Professor.

Luckily, it was mostly packaging and plastic bags, nothing perishable like leftovers or fruit peels.

"Let's go."

As they made their way downstairs, they bumped into the elderly couple from their building, hand in hand, having just disposed of their own trash.

"Owen and Roseanne heading out to dump the trash as well?"

"Yeah," Owen nodded in response.

The elderly lady then turned to Roseanne with a gleeful smile, "What delightful dish did you cook today, Roseanne? We could smell something delicious all the way downstairs!"

Roseanne replied, "Mushroom stew."

"Ah! That must be the mushrooms Owen received yesterday?"

Owen had run into the elderly lady while collecting his parcel, which happened to contain mushrooms, and asked her for some tips on keeping them fresh.

Roseanne nodded.

The lady's smile widened, "You two make a great team, one provides the ingredients, and the other cooks. It's fate that you're neighbors! You're so familiar with each other, might as well make it official!"

The elderly are known for their straightforwardness and boldness.

Roseanne was taken aback, not fully grasping the implication until she heard Owen cough awkwardly, prompting her to quickly wave her hands in denial, "No, no, you've got it all wrong..."

The old lady waved her off, "No need to explain, as long as you're happy. Let's go, dear, back home!"

Owen shared, "They're both retired professors from Twilight Peak Academy's astrophysics department. They never had children, just spent their lives supporting each other."

"Really?" Roseanne was surprised. Although it was clear the couple was educated, she hadn't expected them to be professors from Twilight Peak Academy, let alone in astrophysics.

"But why no children?"

Owen unwrapped the scarf from around his neck and draped it over Roseanne, gesturing ahead with a nod, "How about a walk to digest our meal?"

His movements were so natural, as if they'd done this countless times before, leaving no room for Roseanne to object.

The light coffee-colored scarf wasn't particularly long or thick, but it instantly warmed her skin, soft and smooth to the touch.

Roseanne knew it was cashmere.

Known as the "queen of fibers," cashmere is both soft like wool and lustrous like fur, its finest strands measuring between 18-19 microns, making it a highly prized and expensive material.

But that wasn't the main point—the scarf, just removed from Owen's neck, was not only warm but also carried his unique scent of woody fragrance.

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