Our Story Ends on the Hundredth Page
Three hours of performing earned me a five-figure fee, which was more than she made in a month.
As for marriage, Wesley wasn't just the founder of one research institute. He was the heir to the entire Langston family empire. I would live like a princess for the rest of my life, while she couldn't even attend the wedding without sneaking in.
Brianna finally let go.
On her way out, she left a gift and a letter for me. All it said was, "I'm sorry."
I stared at those words for a long time without speaking. No matter what had happened, Brianna was once my closest friend. We shared a bed, ate from the same plate, and when I twisted my ankle, she was the one who carried me to and from school every