Requiem of a Broken Heart

Chapter 480:

Brian didn’t seem convinced. His eyes lingered on her for a moment before scanning their surroundings. “And where is this client of yours?”

“Turns out it was nothing serious, so she left first to handle other business.”

It was a plausible excuse. Even if Brian doubted her, he couldn’t exactly question her words.

“Well, if there’s nothing else, I’ll be leaving now.” Rachel raised an eyebrow before adding, “I wouldn’t want to disturb you two.”

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Tracy reached out and tugged at the corner of Rachel’s shirt.

“I just saw you leaving the doctor’s office alone. If you’re not feeling well or if something’s wrong, just say so. There’s no need to keep your distance. Considering your relationship with Brian, I’ll make sure he takes extra good care of you.”

Rachel let out a cold, sharp laugh, her eyes gleaming with frost.

“You’re not upset?”

“Why would I be?”

“Not even jealous?”

Tracy casually wrapped her arm around Brian’s, flashing a sweet smile. “Of course not. Back in college, so many girls liked Brian—they flocked to him like butterflies. If I got jealous over every little thing, wouldn’t I have gone mad with envy?”

She shot Brian a playful wink.

Rachel smiled faintly. “Really? Then you must have a very generous heart. Not like me—I’m petty and prone to jealousy.”

Though her tone sounded self-deprecating, the underlying jab was unmistakable.

Tracy didn’t try to make Rachel stay any longer. She simply stood there, watching her walk away.

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This exchange hadn’t gone the way Tracy had planned. She had hoped to get under Rachel’s skin, maybe even cause some chaos. But instead, she was the one who ended up rattled.

“Here. I’ll go get the medicine.” Suddenly, Brian’s voice interrupted her thoughts.

“Do you want me to come with you?” Tracy asked.

“No need. Just wait in the car. I won’t take long.”

Tracy pouted in disappointment. “Fine, but don’t take too long.”

With that, she stayed behind while Brian made his way toward the doctor’s office.

He had planned to walk right in, but the sight of a long line stopped him in his tracks. There was no way to cut through.

He took a step forward, only to be met with irritated grumbles. An older man shot him a sharp look and said, “Young man, you look respectable enough, but rules are rules. Everyone’s waiting their turn.”

“Yeah, just because you’re easy on the eyes doesn’t mean you get to skip ahead.”

“We’re all waiting our turn. What makes you any different?” The complaints kept coming.

Thinking quickly, Brian spoke up. “Look, I really need to speak with this doctor. If anyone here isn’t in a rush, I’ll buy their place in line.”

His offer was met with scoffs and skeptical glances.

“I’ll pay two thousand.”

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