Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 51 You Can't Tell A Lie

After the two children fell asleep, Everleigh tucked them in and left the bedroom.

There was an unread text message on her phone from Stainley.

"I'll pick you up tomorrow morning."

After reading the message, Everleigh looked hesitant. After a while, she replied, "Okay, thank you."

The person on the receiving end seemed to be waiting by his phone. In the next second, he replied, "You're welcome. It's on the way anyway. You should go to bed. Good night." "Good night."

Stainley had always taken good care of her. Although she tried to convince herself that his concern was because they were acquaintances, or perhaps a mutual friendship like Christopher and her, her intuition told her that it was more than that. After staring at her phone for a long time, she sent a message to Christopher, "Last time you said that your friend had a car to sell, please get me his contact."

...

The next morning, the sky was dark. Summers in Ocpeace City were always filled with thunderstorms.

As soon as Everleigh stepped out of the building, she saw Stainley's car.

"You didn't have breakfast, right?" Asked Stainley. He reached behind him, brought out a bag from the backseat, and handed it to her. "I got you some breakfast."

"Thank you." Everleigh took it from him, then looked inside the bag and saw a sandwich and coffee. She smiled and said, "I'm already troubling you by asking for transport to work, but I did not even think to bring breakfast for you. Instead, you brought breakfast for me. I'm so sorry for the trouble."

"There's nothing to be sorry about. You're on the way anyway. I bought the food somewhere near your place too."

Everleigh nodded thoughtfully, opened the sandwich, and chatted with Stainley while eating.

a while.

you, but there's no need. I'm getting a car soon so I can drive

Stainley was stunned, and the look in

smiled and said casually, "Christopher has a friend who has a car that is as good as new. The mileage is pretty low, and he's willing to sell it. The price is within my budget, so I've decided to buy it from him." "I

little weird. After a long silence, Stainley said, "Everleigh, to be clear, fetching you to and from work is really convenient.

looked at him in surprise. "Why do

seemed to have thought of something. She smiled at him and said, "Stainley, you don't think I'm looking for an excuse to avoid you, do you?"

avoid you? Where would I get the money? Stainley, I

summer vacation is almost over. When school

was not entirely lying. There was a silence in the car for a while, and then they stopped at a red light. While gripping the steering wheel, Stainley lowered his head and kept quiet for a while. Suddenly he said, "Everleigh, what if I said that even if the kids needed to go to school, you could call me whenever you needed help, and

and

moment we met, I knew you avoid eye contact when you're lying." Everleigh held her

counting down and turned green. He drove past the zebra crossing and

at Stainley's fair, clean hands that were on the wheel. She'd never met someone more

made up your mind, then I won't ask anymore. Just drive safely. If you ever have something you need help with, call

course." Everleigh agreed immediately. "I've

what you're thinking. Whether you choose to remain single for your children or that guy, I respect your decision. However, we've been classmates for so many years. You don't have to

he mentioned Christopher, Everleigh forced herself

she said yes, she could

were Stainley and Christopher the

so much to help him clean his messes up. Stainley was a really good man. He was one of the few men who still respected her, cared for her, and

he was like this, the more she felt like

for the wards

came up to her and said,