All Chapters of The Heartbreak Prescription: Chapter 321 - Chapter 330

Stanley asked, [Are you back on campus?] He was asking if Wendy had made it back to Clavendale University. After all, it was Lucas who had driven her home tonight. The thought of her getting into another man's car made Stanley's lips tighten into a thin line. The next moment, Stanley froze. A notification appeared, indicating that the text he had sent hadn't gone through. [You're not friends with the recipient. Please add them as a friend before you can chat.]Stanley was speechless, his face darkening. Wendy had blocked him. In fact, she had blocked him the day they got divorced. It suddenly hit Stanley—they had gotten a divorce. It was over. She had once loved him with fiery passion, but that was in the past. She no longer loved him. "Stanley, I don't love you anymore." Her clear, gentle voice echoed in his ears—the words she had spoken to him that day. She had told him herself that she no longer loved him. Stanley opened her profile—she had changed her userna

Halsey had returned. But she came back alone—Wendy wasn't with her. Cyril asked, puzzled, "Bebe, why are you alone? Where's Wendy?" Halsey explained, "She had something to do and couldn't make it today." Stanley looked at Halsey, his lips pressing into a thin line. "What does she have to do?" Halsey flashed a sly smile. "If you really want to know, I'll tell you. Wendy went out to have some fun." Wendy went out to have fun? "Where did she go?" "To Feirwale. I heard it's going to snow soon, so Wendy went with everyone to see the first snowfall of the winter. Oh, and Lucas is with her too." Stanley's memory kicked in. Yesterday, Dave had mentioned taking everyone to Feirwale to see the snow, but Stanley had turned it down. He hadn't expected Wendy and Lucas to go together. Halsey chuckled. "Stanley, I think Lucas really fancies Wendy. He drove to pick her up this morning. Now, you won't have to worry about introducing Wendy to any CEOs." She feigned a sig

Wendy quickly tucked her cold, snow-covered hands into her sleeves. "Wendy, I got you..." Just then, Lucas returned, holding a pair of fuzzy gloves in his hands. He had gone back to the hotel to buy the gloves because he was worried Wendy's hands might be freezing. But when he returned, he found Stanley was already there. Stanley had arrived first and was now standing next to Wendy, both of them sheltered under the same black umbrella. Lucas felt a bit disappointed. It seemed his gloves were too late—Wendy wouldn't need them now. He walked over and asked, "Stanley, what are you doing here?" Lucas had also graduated from Harfield, but in front of someone like Stanley, who was truly exceptional, he still felt a little inferior. At that moment, the other students gathered around. "Stanley, didn't you say you weren't coming? What brought you here?" Everyone was curious about why Stanley had shown up unexpectedly. Stanley glanced at the group and replied in his

Wendy felt like she was being roasted over an open flame. What was Stanley doing? Did he really want to hear her call him "Stanley"? He was definitely messing with her again. Wendy shot him a glare. Stanley, however, only smiled slightly, clearly enjoying himself. At that moment, a phone rang, breaking the tension. Wendy's phone was ringing. It was like a lifeline. Wendy quickly stood up. "Enjoy your meal, everyone. I need to take this call." Wendy stepped into the hallway to answer the phone. It was Samuel calling. "Wendy, I'm already in Hovendale. Where are you?" "I'm in Feirwale right now, but I'll be back in a couple of days." "Okay, I'll wait for you." Wendy hung up the phone and turned to leave, but as she did, she collided with a warm, muscular chest. "Ah!" Her phone slipped from her hand and fell toward the floor. Her phone! Wendy quickly reached down to grab it. However, a large, well-defined hand stretched out first and caught the pho

"Stanley, let go of me!" Wendy shoved him away forcefully. Stanley's narrowed eyes were dark with desire, and he leaned in to kiss her again. "Stanley, we're divorced! Think about Jessica!" Wendy yelled.The mention of Jessica hit Stanley like a cold bucket of water, freezing him in place. Wendy pushed him away once more and turned, running from him. Stanley stood there, not quite understanding what had just happened. Jessica was his girl, and he knew he had to be responsible for her. Yet, he couldn't stop being drawn to Wendy. He couldn't control himself around her—it was like an unbreakable spell. After finishing the fondue, everyone returned to the resort hotel. Stanley walked with two other students, while Wendy and Lucas were ahead, walking together. Stanley glanced over. Lucas was saying something, and Wendy was laughing happily. "Stanley, you'll be staying in Room 621. Is that alright?" Stanley showed no expression. "Where is Lucas staying?" "Lucas