Heartstrings on Fire (Agnes and Jared)
Chapter 333

Chapter 333

When Tim heard that Alyssa wasn't feeling well, Tim immediately became very concerned: "Why is she suddenly sick? Is it serious? I gotta go check on her." Ryder replied, "No worries, she's already resting" Tim decided not to disturb Alyssa, but he was still on pins and needles.

Agnes was also feeling low, suspecting that Alyssa's discomfort was due to her breaking Alyssa's beloved orchid.

Tim said, "Alright, let's eat dinner first."

After dinner, Agnes retreated to her room, weighed down by thoughts all night.

In the end, she couldn't help but tell Jared, "You go check on Alyssa. I broke her orchid today, I'm worried she's mad at me."

Jared replied, "She's not the type to hold a grudge"

Nevertheless, he went to Alyssa's room. Agnes initially didn't want to, but felt like she should apologize properly and also headed to Alyssa's room.

But the room was locked, and no one answered after she knocked a few times.

Just as she was about to leave, she saw two figures on the terrace, it was Jared and Alyssa..

Agnes went over and found Alyssa tending to her plants.

Jared was holding a pot of flowers, saying, "Alyssa, if you'd like, I can buy you a few more. Agnes didn't mean to break your orchid."

Alyssa replied, "I know. I don't blame her."

But when Jared asked why she didn't eat and claimed to be unwell, Alyssa suddenly tumed serious: "Jared, if I didn't like Agnes, would you leave her?"

Jared's face turned serious at her words

He asked calmly. "But you used to like Agnes a lot. What happened?"

Alyssa's face changed, but she didn't answer his question.

She chuckled, "I was just joking, Jared, you know I'll always support you."

Hearing this, Agnes was stunned. Something inside her seemed to sink and she turned and ran off.

Alyssa saying she didn't like her, even asking if Jared would leave her, hurt her deeply

Even though Alyssa later said it was just a joke, Agnes could tell it wasn't, and it was more of a test.

Could it really be because of an orchid that Alyssa, who used to treat her so well, was acting this way?

Agnes couldn't figure it out, and she felt incredibly down.

She didn't want to return to her room, so she went to the yard and sat on a swing under a large locust tree, lost in thought.

Agnes was puzzled. Alyssa knew her mother, but pretended not to.

Alyssa's current attitude towards her was also completely different from before

What was going on?

After a while, Agnes felt something on her ankle.

Looking down, she found Oscar licking her foot.

Agnes squatted down, hugging Oscar's head, her heart full of unspoken bitterness, "Oscar, can you tell me why? Why? Why?" Suddenly, a chuckle came from afar.

Looking up. Agnes saw Ryder slowly walking over.

"Agnes, are you acting in a soap opera now?"