Out Of The Shadows Tilda’s Brilliant Second Life novel Chapter 456

Chapter 456 The Fire in His Dream

Andy hit right at the heart of what Tilda had been thinking

“Yeah, all these years, I’ve tried to follow my mentor’s teachings and hold on to my principles, But the stronger I got, the more darkness I saw. And somehow, without even noticing. I’ve been stained by it. I can’t wash it off anymore.”

Tilda agreed, “That’s why a girl like Una feels so warm. With all the mess I’ve been through, if I didn’t have Una, I don’t even know what I would’ve become.

Andy gave a small smile. “I’ve seen my share of dark things too, Tilda. But at least we met some good friends. That makes us luckier than most.”

“You’re right,” Tilda murmured.

Just then, her gaze caught the figure standing at the hotel entrance.

Her expression darkened.

She never expected to run into him here, of all places.

It was Darell.

But this time, Tilda’s heart stayed calm.

Maybe it was because of her talk with Silva earlier.

She already knew–even if she cut all ties, no matter how hard she tried to avoid them, fate never truly let her break free.

It always found a way to push her into the people she least wanted to see.

“Tilda….” Andy noticed the shift in her mood and followed her eyes toward the man.

He pressed a hand to his forehead. “What are you going to do?”

“Nothing. We keep walking.” Her voice was firm.

Even if they crossed paths, so what?

Her resolve and her hatred wouldn’t change.

She would treat Darell like a stranger.

Tilda and Andy started forward, pretending not to notice Darell.

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Chapter 456 The Firem His Dream

But then, Darell’s voice cut through the air.

“You’re Tilda, aren’t you?”

Tilda’s reply was cool. “You’ve got the wrong person.”

She turned, ready to walk away.

Her tone was flat, laced with distance.

It said everything. She wanted nothing to do with him.

Fint–hed

But Darell didn’t stop. “I don’t know what happened between you and our family. But… for the past two weeks, I’ve been dreaming about you. In every dream, there’s a fire. I see you burning. I see you die in it.”

He knew it was Tilda.

The moment he saw her, his body reacted, the same jolt of dread he felt when he watched her charred body in his nightmare.

And Tilda’s reaction only confirmed it.

So Darell said the words he never thought he’d speak.

As a man who lived by science and never believed in fate or the supernatural, he couldn’t possibly say this.

It was just a dream.

But something deep inside told him–if he spoke it out loud, Tilda wouldn’t walk away.

And he was right.

T–this is impossible.

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