Summary of Chapter 21 – A turning point in He Bought Her Heart, Then Destroyed It by Jannat Ora
Chapter 21 immerses the reader in an emotional journey within the world of He Bought Her Heart, Then Destroyed It, written by Jannat Ora. With the hallmarks of Internet literature, this chapter balances emotion, tension, and revelation. Perfect for readers seeking narrative depth and authentic human connections.
Had he missed her so much that he was becoming paranoid? Or was there something truly strange about it...
He always felt that Dr. Smith was hiding something from him.
How did Heather die? Where did her body go? No matter what, he was determined to investigate thoroughly.
On her way home from work, Heather was stopped by a group of men in a narrow alley.
“Your dad’s lying half-dead in bed. Who’s going to pay back the ten million?”
“I’ll pay it back, just give me some time…”
“Time? What if you run away? How about you pay the interest first?”
“What interest?”
The men leered at her as they moved closer. Heather kept backing away in fear.
“Debt repayment with your body, what interest are you talking about?”
She turned and ran, but after a few meters, the men caught up with her.
They restrained her and began tearing at her clothes. The sound of her cries and the tearing of fabric echoed in the dark alley.
Suddenly, there was a panicked scream, and the men covered their heads as they scattered.
Heather, still terrified, finally saw a man standing not far away, holding a wooden stick, his aura cold and intense.
The figure was too familiar for her to mistake.
It was James.
What was he doing here?
James walked up to her. “Are you alright? Are you hurt?”
At first, Heather was afraid he might notice something, but seeing his calm demeanor, she realized he was just passing by.
She relaxed. “I’m fine.”
She thanked him and was about to leave, but his voice came from behind. “Are you heading home?”
“Yes.”
“You’re going home like this, dressed like you’ve just escaped being raped?”
“You…”


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