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The Sway and Slide of Love novel Chapter 628

Noelle didn't know when Hendrix had appeared. She also couldn't remember how he had taken her away. But Marla's devastated expression kept replaying in her mind, over and over again.

It was said that no one could truly understand another's pain. But in that moment, as a mother who also saw her daughter as her entire world, Noelle could feel Marla's despair. She could understand why when Marla saw Rosie, she wished it had been Rosie who died instead.

And in that moment, Noelle even felt a twisted sense of relief that Rosie had survived. But that feeling vanished after just two seconds. Then, she wanted to slap herself. After all, Seline was her best friend. When Noelle was at her lowest, it was Seline who had helped her time and time again.

How could Noelle be so selfish? How could she even think that? Even she herself felt like she was being too cruel.

If Seline knew, she would probably rush over and slap her twice. Then, she'd say that she must have been blind not to see Noelle's true colors and that she shouldn't have befriended her in the first place.

Yes, if only Seline hadn't befriended Noelle. None of this would have happened, and she wouldn't have been dragged down by Noelle. Maybe, as Marla had said, Noelle really was a jinx. Everyone around her would suffer and be dragged down by misfortune because of her.

The kinder they were to her, the worse their fate would be. Just like Cynthia and Seline. In the end, it was all Noelle's fault. She was the one who had brought them misfortune. That thought kept swirling in her mind, over and over again.

Later, she lost track of where she was or what she was doing. Her mind was a chaotic mess.

One moment, she felt as if she were back in that distant mountain town, where a thin, frail woman carefully handed her a biscuit she had secretly stashed away. The next moment, she felt like she was in Dynalis, meeting Seline for the first time, waving excitedly at her with a bright smile.

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