The Day Our Promise Breaks

Evelyn clung to Charles, her body bouncing as he walked. The bouncing made her stomach churn. Her beautiful face twisted in discomfort. Just as they reached the bedside, Evelyn felt a wave of nausea.

Charles' expression changed instantly, and his steps halted. "Evelyn, don't you dare..."

Before Charles could finish his threatening words, Evelyn vomited all over him. All he could say was, "Wow." The arousal in him was instantly doused.

Without hesitation, he flung Evelyn onto the bed as if discarding trash.

Evelyn let out a muffled groan of discomfort.

Charles stood by the bed, staring at Evelyn, who had vomited all over him yet remained clean herself. His face darkened.

The wine was fragrant, but the vomit was extremely foul-smelling. The pungent smell aggressively invaded his nostrils. It was nauseating.

At that moment, Charles felt an urge to strangle Evelyn. He couldn't bear it for a second, turned and strode into the bathroom.

Half an hour later, Charles emerged from the bathroom with a cold face. He put on the new clothes that were delivered, didn't glance at Evelyn again, and left with a scowl.

The following month was a busy one for Evelyn.

She devoted all her energy to winning the million-dollar prize in the competition and buying Charlie a burial plot in a good location.

poured her heart and soul into her work. Now, all that was left was to wait

the day of

Evelyn ran into

approached him respectfully and

pleased. He was always serious, but now his face

"Evelyn, I knew it. As long

given her all in this competition, but until the very last

to rest as soon as possible, hoping that Charlie could be reincarnated into a happy

and pampered. In this life, being her daughter was

in her heart and asked cautiously,

invite me." Samuel

held back tears,

left, Evelyn's tears could no longer be contained. She covered her lips, striding into the nearby restroom. She locked

...

from the restroom. She had been too nervous to eat

She decided to grab

Evelyn walked out of the

distance, she saw two familiar figures. It was Charles and

holding Charles' arm, looking so very

organizer and chief judge of the competition were walking with them and