CHAPTER 178: RUINING THEIR PERFECT BREAKFAST

She knew she had made a promise to Daniel, and breaking that promise felt like a betrayal. She had to honor her commitments, even if it meant sacrificing her own happiness. But the thought of a future without Caleb felt unbearable, like a life devoid of color and warmth. Juliet closed her eyes, letting the tears flow unchecked. She didn't know how long she lay there, lost in her thoughts, but eventually, exhaustion began to creep in. She curled up on the bed, hugging a pillow to her chest, and tried to find solace in the fact that she was doing what she believed was right. "It's for the best," she whispered one final time before sleep claimed her. In the quiet of the night, as she drifted off to sleep, Juliet's dreams were filled with memories of Caleb. His smile, his laughter, the way he looked at her with such intense love and devotion. And even in her dreams, she couldn't escape the feeling of profound loss that had settled in her heart. When morning came, Juliet woke with a hea