Rewriting My Heart's Fate (Ethan and Evelyn) novel Chapter 323

Chapter 323 

“I konw you probably don’t want to be with him anymore, but you shouldn’t keep showing up in his world. After all, you old flames need to turn the page for us newcomers to have a clunce,” Natasha said eamestly. 

1 admited her courage, but I couldn’t help thinking she was a bit naive. 

“If things weren’t over between is, do you really think there would be room for you? Even if we were done, what makes you think you have a chance?“” 

If there was a possibility, we would have been together long ago, I understood Ellan’s character, and I knew Natasha would pursue him just as I once had 

Ethan was smart and outstanding, but he certainly didn’t lack female admirers. 

“Sure, you’ve made it to the national team as a talented gymnast, but you have no idea what the e Grayson family is like. What kinda background do you have?” 1 replied. 

I hadn’t wanted to know much before, but now it clicked. 

, rising from a less fortunate background through 

Natasha was that exceptional athlete from school who had been the talk of the town, she had an inspiring story, rising from her talents, eaming admiration from many. 

Yet, she seemed too fixated on Ethan, and that obsession made me a little uneasy. 

“I don’t want you constantly in his world. I believe we can overcome any obstacle,” she insisted, her eyes locking onto mine with a mix of hesitation and determination. 

“Isn’t the reason you gave up in the first place because you didn’t love him enough? If you truly loved him, why would you walk away? Who willingly gives up on someone they love?” 

I smiled slightly, choosing not to answer her. Instead, I expressed my feelings honestly. “Natasha, everyone’s path is their own choice. Regardless of what the future holds, we should respect each other’s decisions.” 

Her eyes widened in surprise as if she was trying to read something in my face, but I remained calm and resolute, showing no signs of the emotions she sought. 

Taking a deep breath, she seemed ready to speak but ultimately held back 

Perhaps because I had lived through different experiences, I understood that some things were s 

simply not meant to be 

“You only see his glamorous exterior, but you don’t realize that love involves two families,” I explained. 

One was an ambitious young woman who came from humble beginnings, while the other was the heir to a powerful family–like a commoner and a prince. Sometimes, deep divides could be impossible to bridge; love could cross mountains and seas, but not every distance could be reconciled. 

“Do you think I gave up because I didn’t want this love? I let it go because I had more important things to focus on, not because I didn’t love him enough.” 

I was simply clearer about what I wanted in life; I refused to confine myself to a small space playing the role of a dutiful wife or supportive partner.