Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 617 Don’t Go after Her

Evelyn stared at the debris on the ground for a long time before coming to her senses. She smiled in despair and said, “I provoked you a long time ago.””

“No,” the man said coldly. “From today on, you’re the unlucky one. I won’t let you off. I’m in pain, but you have to feel pain too. That’s fair.”

He was not joking at all. Evelyn knew that there was no relief in his voice. That was what he thought. He wanted to take revenge on her for her disappearance in the past five years and her “design” with Bert.

Thinking of Lucas, the child he didn’t know, Evelyn immediately sneered bitterly. There would always be all kinds of

misunderstandings between them. She couldn’t tell him, and he had no way to know. In the past, it was Mia, but now it was Lucas and Bert.

Looking at her standing where she was, even now, Huston still hoped that she could say something, explain something, and tell him that the accident five years ago was not an accident. However, there was nothing, and what she left him was only

silence.

The remaining warmth in Huston’s eyes faded away. “Now, get

out.”

Get out.

these words to

she had survived, but he could still defeat her

eyes again. Evelyn quickly turned around and picked up her bag. Afraid that he would see her tears, she ran out of the villa without

around, his hands hanging by his side tightened. He tried his best to restrain the urge

He had been fooled for five years, and this was the last bit of dignity he had

villa, Evelyn immediately started the car and drove away. The tears she

when there was no one

wheel with both hands and

hands and feet were cold, reminding her of

just

didn’t expect it to become more and more troublesome. However, on second thought, as long as Huston was willing to investigate, how could there be anything that he couldn’t find?

Lucas Shelton.

of the child, she had other ideas in

find out who

her, he might even compete with her for the child.

that had happened in

to solve the child’s problem.