Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 77 Family Pass

The August weather in Ocpeace City was unpredictable. Dark clouds finally covered the scorching sun, but it felt hotter instead.

Adrienne insisted on having Theodore in the car with her, leaving Everleigh with no choice but to bring him along.

"Daddy, let's take the same car. Mommy's car is very nice." Adrienne held Theodore's hand, acting like a spoilt child at the entrance of the restaurant. No one would be able to resist her when she was behaving like that. Theodore was helpless so he ordered Moses to drive his car home.

Everleigh smiled hesitantly and asked, "Um, do you want to think about it again? Are you sure you want to take my car?"

Theodore sensed the underlying meaning in Everleigh's question, but he willingly ignored it. His face darkened as he asked in return, "Why the worry? How expensive is your car? Do you think I can't afford a ride in it?" "That's not what I mean." Everleigh did not know how to explain it. "Forget it, do as you like. Don't blame me later on. I've reminded you already."

Everleigh's car was still at Ocpeace Medical University. Everleigh and Theodore each held one child as they went looking for the car on the campus. When they finally found it, Theodore understood why Everleigh was so awkward just a moment ago.

The small Mini Cooper car had two doors and for Theodore whose height was 185 cm, it was going to take some effort for him to even get inside.

"Why don't you drive your own car?" Everleigh asked in embarrassment.

The two children had already climbed into the back seat with ease. Adrienne was waving at Theodore in the car and said, "Daddy, get in the car. It's so hot outside." Theodore glanced at Everleigh, unbuttoned his suit, and then got into the car.

Everleigh did not say anything much as Theodore had gotten into her car without making any remarks. She hopped in the driver's seat and turned on the ignition.

The tiny white car drove out of Ocpeace Medical University and entered Rocham Street as soon as it left the entrance. The corners of Everleigh's eyes peered at Theodore as she said, "Is it too narrow for you? Feel free to adjust the seat." "No need." Theodore's brows furrowed. He remained silent for a few seconds before he asked, "Why did you buy this car?"

"I bought it from my friend since it was cheaper that way.'

The truth about the car was not as simple as Everleigh had said, but she was too lazy to explain it. The real reason she had bought the car was that she was cheated by Christopher. She would not have bought it if only he did not claim it was a used car.

brows seemed to have furrowed even further.

just that I need to pay for my children's education,

the children, a hint

raise a child for a normal family. Things only got more complicated if the parent was a

journey. The skies were darker now, but there was

formed just outside of the ticketing booth. It was Saturday and many parents took the opportunity to bring their children out

at the booth eyed her and asked, "Why

pass?"

access to the zoo and also a 30-minute boat ride. It's only 299 dollars. Don't you think it's more worth it than buying the tickets

arms. Everleigh wanted to buy the family pass, but she was

aren't buying. We've been

also started to make

"I'll take the family pass.

being seen by Theodore. There was a place to check the tickets so that visitors could enter the zoo. An employee took Everleigh's pass and scanned it on

Theodore's gaze. She hurriedly avoided him, not knowing what

the lead by leading the children into the zoo while Everleigh was the

became even more awkward when the machine announced the same thing for each of the following members of the family pass. Everleigh thought her ear would go deaf after listening

grabbed the pass from the employee. She soon discovered that she was so stiff that, for a

Seeing that she didn't even dare to raise her head, a mischievous smile appeared on

She uttered in a very soft voice, "The employee over at the ticketing booth said a family pass is cheaper and we get to ride the boat. I don't mean

raised

was not what she

had not given her

already growing impatient. She grabbed Theodore's arm and urged, "Let's