All Chapters of She's Out of Your League Now: Chapter 341 - Chapter 350

Millie's body abruptly froze, and then she started to fall."Millie!" Winston shouted, reaching out and swiftly grabbing the rope.She hung off the wall as Winston's body was pulled down by the rope until it stopped at the edge. Gasping for breath, she looked up at him in panic."Don't be scared," he reassured her.Millie witnessed his hands tightening and pulling the rope upwards. With each tug, her heart ached even more. Why did he insist on saving her? Slowly, she was being pulled back. However, Michael stepped onto Winston's back. Involuntarily, his grip loosened. Millie fell once more while he was forcefully propelled forward.The sirens were blaring below, and red and blue lights reflected in the air. Winston pulled harder, ignoring Michael's foot on him, and helped Millie up. Winston's hands were already injured, and his shirt was ripped from rubbing against the floor. His arms scraped repeatedly against the platform and the concrete floor, causing blood to drip onto Mi

Upon hearing Julia's words, Millie was overcome with sadness. She feared that her family would judge her and consider her foolish. Hence, she couldn't bring herself to reveal that she had risked her life to save Winston when he was kidnapped back then. She lowered her head and remained silent.The doctor came to check on Millie. He confirmed that she was doing well and could be discharged after two days of observation. After Julia came back from sending the doctor out, Millie said, "Mom, I want to eat pierogies.""You still have quite the appetite." Terrence tapped Millie on the head.She chuckled. "Dad, why don't you go back with Mom and cook more pierogies for me? More meat for the fillings, please."Terrence gently rubbed Millie's head, sympathizing with her, but he said, "Tsk. It's already 8:00 pm, and you're still expecting us to make pierogies for you."Then, he snorted. "You have no empathy for your parents whatsoever!"Millie pouted. "So are you cooking for me or not?

Millie once again witnessed Gloria's unwavering decisiveness. Gloria's authoritative nature showed no mercy to those she disliked. This made Millie realize that it was becoming increasingly challenging for Joanna to be accepted by the Greer family. Over the years, she failed to gain the Greers' favor, instead causing them to hate her more.Joanna lowered her head and asked gently, "Mrs. Greer, what exactly have I done to upset you? Why do you continue to single me out?"Instead of waiting for Gloria's response, she continued aggrievedly, "What's wrong with me liking Win? He's single now, and so am I. Don't I deserve the chance to pursue him? Besides…"Gloria just stared at her. Joanna wanted to speak further, but she immediately fell silent when she noticed Millie out of the corner of her eye."Besides, what?" Gloria waited patiently for her next words, but she remained silent."Mom, please don't make things difficult for Jo. Let her go back," Winston said calmly.Joanna couldn

Winston was about to explain further, but Selma came rushing into the ward. "What happened? Why didn't you inform me about the incident? I only found out through the news. Are you injured?"Selma was a bit flustered, with sweat on her forehead.Gloria frowned as she looked at Winston, wondering what he was going to say."Gloria, you didn't even tell me Win was injured. You should have let me know." Selma nudged Gloria's arm.Gloria was abruptly pulled back to reality. She replied apologetically, "Mom, I'm afraid it'll make you worry.""Is he okay?" Selma pointed at Winston, her tone even more flustered, as if she had something else to attend to.Gloria nodded. "He's totally fine.""Then I'll go see Millie," she said as she turned.Winston frowned. "Whose grandmother are you?"Selma glared at him. "I'm Millie's grandmother, your step-grandmother. You're just an ungrateful grandson."Winston was rendered speechless.Gloria chuckled and shook her head as she watched Selma leave

"You said it in the car just now." Harriet was so scared. She didn't even dare to even open her eyes and glance down from the building. When she finally braved a look, she immediately shut her eyes again, her lips forming the words. "Didn't you say that you won't force me? How can you lie? Oh, Millie! My heart is weak. Please, don't do this to me!" She began to talk more gently, clearly seeking peace. Millie silently observed her, attentively noting every gesture, as if she saw herself in Harriet's position just a day ago. Did Harriet know the sensation of awakening to find oneself bound or suspended in midair? Harriet's life was important, but weren't other people's lives equally significant? In her moment of fear, did she ever think that Millie had also experienced that fear? Millie felt no sympathy toward her and saw nothing wrong with her own actions. She just wanted to be a bad person like Harriet. Instead of feeling conflicted inside, it was better to seek revenge on ot