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I Stopped Loving Him When He Let Me Bleed Out novel Chapter 566

If Sienna answered, she would inevitably be triggered into a panic attack after hearing just a few sentences.

It would ruin her entire day.

The anxiety would linger for a full week.

Fortunately, she had evolved. She refused to be a victim of Lydia's toxicity anymore.

Without a shred of guilt, she hit decline and toggled her phone onto airplane mode.

The world went utterly silent.

And she finally felt free.

By the time Georgina got back to her new dorm, the sky had grown completely dark.

She sat on the edge of her bed for a moment before falling backward, staring up at the glaring fluorescent light on the ceiling.

She didn't know how much time had passed.

Her new roommate walked in, kicked off her shoes, and looked over at her.

"Georgie, your friend has been waiting downstairs for you for a long time."

Georgina sat straight up.

"My friend?"

The roommate swapped into her slippers and glanced back.

"The handsome guy who helped you move today. He's just standing under the streetlamp. Not even looking at his phone. Just standing there like a statue."

Georgina remembered the disaster at the restaurant and figured Noah was absolutely here to demand an apology.

She hesitated, but eventually forced herself downstairs.

Sienna had taught her an important lesson today: separation of issues.

Lydia was Lydia, and Sienna was Sienna.

That meant Noah was just Noah.

Georgina couldn't really blame him. He had actually tried to defend her today.

But that woman was his mother; there was nothing else he could have done.

Besides, Lydia didn't exactly walk away with the upper hand.

Noah had witnessed the entire humiliating retaliation.

The more Georgina thought about it, the more anxious she felt. She was convinced Noah was here to tear into her.

The streetlamp cast a warm, golden glow, illuminating a small patch of the pavement.

Noah was standing directly beneath it.

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