The Heiress They Couldn't Break Novel - Chapter 328

Broken by Destiny by George Orwell 328 Summary Gianna was overwhelmed by frustration as the reality show neared its end. Despite their growing popularity and successful promotions, she felt she hadn't truly achieved her goals. She urged her teammates, Miguel and Vincent, to win back at least one point, but Vincent's sarcastic retort stung her deeply. Gianna struggled with self-doubt, feeling like a liability to the team rather than a leader. Her internal conflict was heightened by the tension between her desire to succeed and her awareness of her shortcomings.

Miguel, too, was weary and frustrated. He found Gianna's dramatic behavior exhausting and wished she would focus on completing tasks quietly rather than creating performances for the cameras. The team's reputation had suffered due to her unpredictability, and even Marcelo had refused to team up with her, leaving Miguel stuck in a difficult partnership. Despite these challenges, the group was called outside by the host for a surprise break-a chance to relax and have fun before the show ended.

The host announced they would go horseback riding at a nearby racetrack, a peaceful spot surrounded by open fields and farmland. This activity was meant as a reward for their hard work, and everyone welcomed the opportunity to unwind. Gianna, excited yet inexperienced, eagerly asked Vincent to teach her how to ride. Though reluctant at first, Vincent agreed, aware of the cameras and the audience watching their every move. At the riding area, the host explained there would be a friendly race that wouldn't affect their scores or tasks.

The relaxed atmosphere allowed the contestants to enjoy themselves without pressure. Vincent quickly grabbed a horse and rode off, trying to escape Gianna's enthusiasm, leaving her behind but still hopeful for a chance to shine in the final moments of the show. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 328: Horseback Riding If she didn't let off some steam soon, Gianna felt like she might just burst from the mounting frustration inside her. "Miguel, Vincent, next time we have to win back at least one point," she said firmly, her voice tinged with determination.

In less than forty-eight hours, the reality show would wrap up. They had already completed all the promotional work and drawn a decent crowd; the show's popularity was undeniable. Yet, despite the apparent success, Gianna couldn't shake the feeling that she hadn't truly accomplished what she set out to do. She pinned her hopes on the two men in her team, silently urging them to give their absolute best. Vincent smirked and shot back, "Easy for you to say. If you're so great, why don't you do it yourself?" Gianna's heart sank at his words. She knew this woman-herself-was all talk.