Heartstrings on Fire novel Chapter 330

Jared pondered for a moment, "Well, she was a special admission student, started studying in the film academy at 13 and graduated at 16. After that, it seemed like she went to Sydney for two more years of education. When she came back, she entered the film industry and was pretty popular. You know, she married Cilian Thomas at the peak of her career..."

Agnes was deep in thought.

So, Alyssa and her mom really graduated from the same school, even in the same year.

From the photos, they seemed to have a good relationship. Suddenly, Agnes recalled something.

When she first met Alyssa, Alyssa's expression changed noticeably upon seeing her.

Her first question was about her parents.

At that time, Agnes found it bizarre but didn't think much about it.

Now it seemed that maybe Alyssa saw Julia in her.

After all, Agnes and her mom looked strikingly similar.

They soon arrived at the Whitfield’s.

As they got out of the car, they spotted Ryder Whitfield.

Ryder was in the yard giving Oscar a bath.

Oscar, upon seeing Jared, immediately ran over wagging his tail, all wet and covered in bubbles, and pounced on Jared.

Jared gave a sit command and Oscar obediently sat down.

Jared bent over, patting Oscar's head, "Good boy."

At this point, Ryder also walked over, "Ryder."

But Ryder didn't greet Agnes. He seemed to consciously avoid her gaze.

Agnes felt a bit awkward.

She quickly said, "I'll go in first."

There were all sorts of peculiar plants, most of which Agnes couldn't name.

Whenever Alyssa had free time, she would personally take care of the plants on the rooftop.

When Agnes arrived, Alyssa was tending to an orchid, her favorite one.

Each plant was said to cost over $5,000, specially transported from Kinabalu National Park in Malaysia.

She always took care of them with great care.

"Alyssa." Agnes called out.

Alyssa seemed to be in deep thought at the time. Agnes's sudden voice startled her.

Her fingers involuntarily loosened, and the orchid pot in her hand fell to the ground.

The pot broke, and the orchid's stem snapped.