The Day Our Promise Breaks

Then, he ended the call.

Before leaving, Charles dropped a cold sentence. "Evelyn, if you want to play this, I won't pick up Charlie's call again."

He turned and left without hesitation.

Just as Charles stepped out, a loud thud sounded from behind him. Instinctively turning back, he saw Evelyn, who had been fine moments ago, now lying on the ground with her back to him. "Evelyn, I warned you not to use these low tricks in front of me."

Evelyn lay on the cold floor, her consciousness not yet fully faded. Hearing Charles' words, she felt a bone-chilling chill surge through her body. Clearly, he thought she was faking fainting to keep him there.

In his eyes, Evelyn was just a malicious woman who would stoop to any level for him.

Five years ago, he believed she tried to break him up with Dahlia and drugged him on his and Dahlia's anniversary. She slept with him and drove Dahlia away. Dahlia was left to fend for herself abroad, giving birth prematurely to Sandy, who was frail and suffered greatly. Five years later, Dahlia returned to the country with Sandy.

Charles believed Evelyn had encouraged Charlie to fake an illness to vie for attention against the genuinely ill Sandy, driven by jealousy.

Evelyn couldn't explain what happened five years ago.

she had tried more than once to explain to Charles that Charlie wasn't faking her illness. She was

never

get up, about to tell Charles to leave, but her body was weak and powerless, and her attempt to move made her dizzy, and

saw Evelyn motionless and frowned. He strode back and

grandma is protecting

cold, heartless words, he noticed Evelyn, whom he had just pulled up, slump down

reached out, catching Evelyn in his arms before she hit

in his arms, looking pale and with her eyes tightly shut. In that

...

Garden. Upon entering, he immediately went to the master bedroom to examine

a thorough check,

Dr. Nelson could explain the condition, Charles spoke

voice was indifferent. He seemed to ask casually and did not really sound concerned, but Dr. Nelson didn't dare to take it lightly. He had been the Jenkins family's personal doctor for twenty years, having watched Mr. Charles grow up.

didn't give up. She insisted on searching for half a year and finally

sight when he was found, and his personality became unpredictable.