Game Over No Second Chances

Read Game Over No Second Chances by . Genre: Chinese s. Read the full online for free here"Game Over: No Second Chances" Genre: Romance Main Characters: Serena Jansen, Zach Foster, Wendy, Howard Jansen Serena Jansen has spent over a decade loving Zach Foster—through childhood, young adulthood, and five years of an official relationship. She sacrificed her time, energy, and even her late mother’s heirlooms to help Zach build hispany and career. On her 23rd birthday—also their fifth anniversary—Serena planned a perfect night: homemade dinner, candles, his favorite wine, and a custom cake she spent weeks learning to bake. But Zach never showed up. Instead, she received a cold message: "Something came up at work. Don’t wait for me." Later, she discovered through a social media post that Zach had taken Wendy—the seemingly innocent girl Serena once helped—out to a concert. The cufflinks he wore, the ones she had custom-made for him, confirmed it. Zach had promised to take Serena to that very concert. Now, not only had he broken that promise, he had gifted Wendy a rare diamond bracelet Serena once mentioned wanting. Serena realized it wasn’t work that kept him away; it was his choice to be with another woman—again. This wasn’t the first time Zach had chosen Wendy over her. Though Serena had been there for him since they were teenagers, Zach always justified his favoritism toward Wendy by saying she was fragile, less privileged, and needed more protection. Over the years, Serena watched her role shift—from cherished partner to overlooked, taken-for-granted girlfriend. The emotional blow bes undeniable when Zach finally returns—late at night, acting apologetic, bearing a birthday gift. But before Serena can even ask him to stay, he leaves in a panic after receiving a call from Wendy. She’s fallen. He rushes to her side—again. Even worse, Wendy sends Serena smug messages: flaunting her night out, the bracelet, and how she convinced Zach to give Serena a "gift" she herself picked. Wendy claims it was all Serena’s, but the meaning behind the jewelry—eternal happiness for "the truly loved"—makes it clear who Zach's heart really belongs to. Serena’s heartbreak turns into resolve. She realizes that her kindness and sacrifices only allowed others to steal from her. That night, she lights a candle and celebrates her birthday alone, then throws away everything she had prepared. Her heart broken, her spirit tested, Serena decides it's over. She’s done waiting, done being second place in her own life. She agrees to an arranged engagement proposed by her father—Howard Jansen—not out of love, but out of strategy. After her mother died, her father remarried, bringing in a stepfamily Serena never accepted. Now, with her family's legacy at stake, she’s done playing nice. If reclaiming her life and her mother’spany means sacrificing love, then so be it. Serena isn’t just walking away from Zach—she’s walking into a future where she finally chooses herself.