Fortunately, I Decided to Give Up on You

When a sudden landslide strikes during a holiday trip, the worst happens. Instead of saving his trapped girlfriend who is pinned beneath a heavy boulder, a search and rescue officer chooses to carry his completely unharmed childhood sweetheart to safety. Devastated by his abandonment, the protagonist realizes their relationship is over. When the sweetheart publicly boasts on social media about offering herself to him, the protagonist delivers a savage reply, leaving her past behind.

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Chapter 2

Knowing that my right-hand nerves were damaged and I could no longer hold a camera, William called me the next second.

He angrily scolded me, "Annie Taylor, even if you lie, there should be a limit, right? How could you deceive me? You made me go and ask Sally, making her cry for an hour!"

Seeing that I didn't say anything, he grew even angrier. "I don't care. It's your fault for defaming Sally. Come and apologize to her!"

I sneered, "Apologize? Then what about my hand being disabled? Who will apologize to me?"

"How can you be so dramatic? Your hand was just slightly injured by a stone. How could it be disabled?"

"Think whatever you want."

I hung up the phone.

Soon after, William bombarded me with texts.

I found it annoying, so I put my phone on silent.

I didn't block him as it was the last bit of dignity I left for this relationship.

My hand was injured and I couldn't hold a camera or become a journalist, so I had to find another way out.

I called my college friend.

"Henry, do you still need people for the screenwriting project you mentioned last time?"

When Henry Jackson heard that I finally changed my mind and agreed to participate in their project, he was overjoyed and promptly arranged for an assistant to talk to me.

After being with William, I voluntarily gave up a lot of things.

To be closer to him, I applied for a job as a journalist in a different field.

But in reality, my major was screenwriting, and I won awards for many projects I did with Henry and the others in college.

"Then let's have a pleasant cooperation."

I wasted 15 years of my youth for William.

Now, I wanted to reclaim all that time.

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