Rewriting My Heart's Fate (Ethan and Evelyn) novel Chapter 63

Chapter 63 

Chapter 63 

I’m not sure how my vision suddenly became so clear, but I could distinctly see that the item Ethan gave Leah was labeled “Menstrual Pain Relief Granules“. He was bringing a girl’s item to Leah in the middle of the night 

Suddenly, I remembered the campus rumors and realized they were all true. I also recalled having a miscarriage in my past life. 

When I told him about it, my face was pale with pain, but he merely looked at me coldly and said, “You deserve it, Evelyn.” 

Suddenly, Ethan, who had been engaged in conversation with Leah, looked up, and our eyes met. I calmly looked away as the car I had called pulled over and I got in. 

Half an hour later, the car stopped at the entrance of Starlight Haven. 

As I paid the fare and got out of the car, Jack called again. When I answered, he asked where I was 

I told him I’d be right there and hung up. After checking my bag for anything I might need for self–defense, I walked into the club. 

I went to the room Jack had mentioned, and when I opened the door, it was less chaotic than I had expected. 

Aside from Jack, there was only one other middle–aged man. I glanced at them brieflyand sat down three chairs away. 

Jack had been introducing me with a smile, but when he saw me sitting far away, his expression darkened. 

“Why are you sitting so far away? Come sit next to Mr. Minogue.” 

Tstared at Jack without moving, and his expression grew increasingly dark. 

Mr. Minogue noticed the tense atmosphere and smiled to lighten the mood. Don’t frown, Mr. Wiley. You ll frighten her. Your daughter’s still young. It’s only natural for her to be a bit rebellious. 

“When my daughter was her age, she wouldn’t even sit close to me, let alone at the same table. She’d always give me the cold shoulder.” 

Seeing the opening. Jack jumped in with anod. “Gds these days are really spoiled,” he said. 

“But she’s not exactly young anymore,” Jack said, pouring a drink for Mr. Minogue while casting a glance my way. “In our day, she’d have been a mother by now.” 

“That’s true. Young girls these days don’t seem interested in marriage They just want to have fun.” 

The two of them continued their conversation, ignoring me I had no idea why Jack had called me over, so I just sat there quietly. 

After about an hour and a half, they finished their meal and got up to leave the club. As I followed them out, Mr. Minogue suddenly handed me a postcard just before getting into his car 

“Eve, 1ke you a lot. Maybe y 

e we could have dinner together sometime.”