Requiem of a Broken Heart

Chapter 779:

“Tomorrow, at ten in the morning.”

Rachel said, “I’ll see you off.”

Brenda gave a small nod. “Then come with Allan. I’m sure he’ll want to be there too.”

She had told him not to come, but she knew him too well—he wouldn’t just let her leave without a goodbye.

“Fine, let it be. One last moment to remember,” she mused inwardly.

“Okay,” Rachel agreed.

The next day, they all arrived early.

Brenda and her assistant pushed several suitcases through the terminal. Allan glanced at his assistant. “Alban, give them a hand.” Alban and Brenda’s assistant moved ahead to handle the luggage check-in.

Allan and Brenda lingered behind, chatting.

For once, they didn’t talk about work—just old times and shared memories.

When the conversation drifted to their college days, Brenda’s eyes softened with nostalgia.

But every conversation, like every memory, had to end.

The boarding announcement echoed through the terminal.

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Just as they were about to stand, Rachel called out, “Mr. Vance, Ms. Myers, look over here!”

They both turned, and Rachel smiled, quickly pressing the shutter button on her phone.

The moment was captured—frozen in time.

Before stepping toward the gate, Brenda handed the packed designs to Rachel. “Besides the finished ones, there are a lot of rough sketches. I hope to see them completed someday. But I know you’ll do more than that. You’ll create something even better.”

Rachel’s fingers tightened around the package. “Goodbye.”

Brenda stepped forward and pulled Rachel into a hug.

She leaned in and whispered, “If you two ever end up together, don’t forget to send me a wedding invitation. No matter where I am, I’ll come. I want to see him happy—with my own eyes.”

Rachel’s throat tightened, and she could only nod.noveldrama

Brenda then turned to Allan and opened her arms.

Allan stepped forward, but just as he was about to embrace her, she suddenly pivoted, throwing up a hand in a wide wave as she walked away.

Her figure grew smaller and smaller until she disappeared into the sea of travelers.

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