Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 614 A Man-made Accident Five Years Ago

Evelyn didn’t expect him to ask this. She thought he was just asking if she had fallen in love with someone, or if she had had any relationship with another man. The question was beyond her expectations, and she didn’t have time to react.

Silence. Still silence.

The man’s eyes were dark as if there were countless ghosts hidden in them. He raised his eyebrows and said, “I’m impatient. If it takes too long, I may go back on my word…”

“Five years!” Evelyn’s chest heaved up and down sharply, which was caused by her mood swings.

“I’m asking about the exact time.” He seemed to be

interrogating her, and every single question he asked touched upon the last thing Evelyn wanted to face.

“Five years ago, on the day you found me in the small hotel, I

met Bert.”

This answer was unexpected, even earlier than he had

imagined.

He curled his lips sarcastically. “So that’s why I went to you in fear that day, but you were with him?”

that he would misunderstand if she said it out loud. “That

was very dangerous, and she didn’t know the other party’s identity. She just happened to meet an unlucky thing. She didn’t tell him because she was afraid that he would be worried. She didn’t expect that there would be

suppressing some kind of emotion that was about to burst out. “The second question-did

him?”

Evelyn’s face disappeared because of

so flustered that she couldn’t help but say, “I,

I…”

to deny it, but his burning gaze seemed to be able to identify her. As long as she lied, she would be exposed.

no need for

was going

couldn’t hide the disappointment in his eyes. He

but stated, “You came to Eoland

that he had misunderstood her

three questions, but he didn’t expect that from the

gave him the answer he wanted, he would forgive

thought in such a humble

up and walked up to her step by step. He leaned over and put his arm on the side of her face. He was getting closer not to get close to her,

regret agreeing to

He must have known

slowly spat out a word, and

forehead. “Was the accident an accident