Chapter 600
Chapter 600:
Eventually, Myron’s concern crackled through the line. “Hey Millie, is everything okay with you?”
What he really wanted to ask was whether she wanted to continue or not. But Myron already knew that Millie wasn’t one to quit easily.
“I’m good,” Millie replied, her eyes hard with resolve.
“Good” was an understatement—she was set on coming out on top.
Vivian had dragged her name through the mud for everyone to see. Letting that slide wasn’t an option.
Yet…
A moment of hesitation flickered in Millie’s eyes as she looked down. Vivian’s attempts at public humiliation were one thing, but now the gossip had shifted. Everyone was talking about Myron’s relationship with her.
After people saw the bathroom, the narrative had changed, and they were whispering nasty things.
One comment, in particular, cut deep. “Seven years with Brandon. Millie’s got nothing left to give. Myron must be regretting it all now!” The thought of how Myron might feel gnawed at her.
“Hey, don’t overthink it.” Myron’s gentle voice broke through the device, warmth woven through every word. Almost as if he could sense her worries.
Footsteps echoed in the background before he spoke again, softer this time. “Millie, look up here.”
Raising her head, Millie caught sight of Myron standing by the upstairs glass, watching over her.
“Millie, I love you—no matter the circumstances, no matter what’s happening. Out of everything in my life, being your boyfriend is what I cherish most. I’m right here for you, and that will never change.” Tears threatened to well up in her eyes.
He really had never left her side, not for a second.
𝓡𝓮𝓪𝓭 𝓼𝓪𝓯𝓮𝓵𝔂 𝓪𝓽 𝓰𝓪𝗅𝗇𝓸ν𝖊𝗅𝘀⧿ⅽ𝗼𝗺
All those years, he’d always been there. A wave of emotion nearly broke her composure, tears prickling at the corners of her eyes.
Steadying herself, she finally whispered, “I know.”
“You’ve got this, Millie,” he said gently. “Stick to your own plan. Losing just isn’t in your nature.”
A small, genuine smile touched Millie’s lips. She’d never once doubted her own strength. Still, knowing there was someone in her corner—someone who believed in her, no matter what—brought a warmth she hadn’t felt in ages. This update is available on.net
Setting aside the walkie-talkie, Millie stepped back into the camera’s frame. Vivian appeared on the live stream as well, her smile brittle, eyes betraying a hint of triumph.
“Millie, where’d you disappear to just now?” Vivian asked, her tone a mix of feigned confusion and sly amusement. “Was my live stream in this tiny bathroom too much for you to handle?”
Millie turned her attention to Vivian’s feed. A clear, radiant light gleamed in her eyes.
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