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Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed novel Chapter 815

Summary for Chapter 815: Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed

Chapter 815 – 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 815 shifts the narrative tone, revealing secrets, advancing character arcs, and increasing stakes within the Romance genre.

“That’s not—wait, why are you asking? Is this one of our annual lab performance metrics now? No way…”

Is snowball making some kind of required research skill these days?

Owen Reynolds: “Can you be serious for once? Stop messing around. I’m asking you something important, so quit joking.”

Stoddard just stared at him, baffled. “Seriously? Who up north doesn’t know how to make a snowball? Don’t tell me you can’t?”

Owen Reynolds: “…”

“You really don’t know how?”

“…”

“So what exactly do you want, then?” Stoddard folded his arms, waiting.

Owen Reynolds: “The snow outside’s piled up pretty deep.”

“And?”

“We go out, and you teach me how to make a snowball.”

Stoddard blinked, wondering if he’d heard wrong for the umpteenth time today.

You’ve got to be kidding.

No, really—this can’t be happening.

Owen Reynolds, the notorious workaholic and academic bloodhound, was actually trying to drag him out during work hours, just to… make snowballs?

“Owen, do I look like a snowball to you?”

Owen said nothing.

When he still didn’t move, Stoddard finally couldn’t help but laugh, half in disbelief. “You’re serious? You actually want to go outside and play?”

Owen Reynolds: “Yes. And show me how.”

He made it clear again.

Apparently, he really wanted to learn.

Stoddard eyed him for a couple of seconds, his expression growing oddly thoughtful, then suddenly—he got it.

Roseanne’s from the South, isn’t she? And southerners always make a fuss over the first snow…

“Alright,” Stoddard grinned, “I can show you. It’s easy, I won’t even charge. But—well, I’ve got two experiments to finish today, and I’m pressed for time. Sorry, pal, can’t help you. Maybe ask someone else—”

Owen Reynolds: “I’ll do them.”

Stoddard: “Wait, seriously?!”

Owen just gave him a look.

Stoddard tried reasoning with him. “Owen, come on. It’s not like snowball making is some incredible life skill. So what if you learn it? It’s not like Roseanne’s going to agree to be your girlfriend just because you know how to make a snowball! That’s not how it works.”

“Doesn’t matter. If I’m going to learn, I’ll learn it properly.”

Wow. He’s really stubborn about this.

Stoddard honestly never thought there’d be something Owen Reynolds just couldn’t master.

Especially something every elementary school kid knows—yet, no matter how hard he tried, Owen just couldn’t get it right.

Honestly, it was almost… refreshing!

Finally, after the umpteenth failed attempt, Stoddard gave up. “That’s it! I quit! You’re on your own!”

At his feet, a neat row of perfectly round snowballs—every last one made by Stoddard as a demonstration.

At Owen’s feet…

A lumpy pile of crushed snow—like a tiny mountain of failures.

And yet, Owen still insisted, “Again.”

Stoddard: “?”

Seriously, Owen, don’t love too hard! I’m telling you!

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