The Day Our Promise Breaks

Rosa was clearly in a rush, too. Evelyn had asked her to call Charles away from Dahlia, making it easier to get Dahlia out of the picture. Initially, Rosa intended to stand up for Evelyn, but when she saw Evelyn ready to fight her own battles, she was even more eager to

help. Evelyn used to be blinded by love for Charles, and had let him get away with too much.

Once they managed to divert Charles away from Dahlia, Rosa realized something was amiss when she didn't find him at the family mansion. She immediately got Tony to look into it, and sure enough, Charles had shown up here. Rosa stepped in front of Evelyn, taking a protective stance.

Charles stopped, turning to face Rosa. His anger hadn't fully dissipated. His eyes were still cold, but his tone had softened a bit. "You can't just let Evelyn get away with hurting Dahlia because you like her..."

"Do you think I'm like you?" Rosa snapped back sharply. "I do care about Eve, but I haven't lost my sense of what's right and wrong!

"I had Tony dig into last night's incident. Sure, the account was Eve's, but it was hacked. The login details and timing prove Eve has an alibi. It wasn't her."

Charles' face tightened, his eyes shifting to Evelyn, who stood calmly behind Rosa. From her calm expression, it's clear that Evelyn was aware that her grandmother had uncovered the truth.

didn't

accusation. He was upset she hadn't gone straight to him with

if I did? Didn't Eve tell you it wasn't

was fuming at Charles' stance. He was

staged this?" Rosa's gaze was sharp as she confronted Charles. His face

was still behind the door. She knew

crying softly

listened. When she realized Charles didn't jump to her defense, she broke down, her voice shaky with

orchestrate anything to harm her? I can't bear it even when she gets a tiny scratch-I wish I could take her place." Charles remembered Dahlia's usual tenderness toward Sandy and Sandy's reliance on her. If Dahlia didn't truly

have been Dahlia,"

pointed at Evelyn, he would say, "Who else besides you?" But when it was pointed at Dahlia, he said, "It couldn't be Dahlia." This response pushed Rosa over the edge. She slammed her cane on the ground, exclaiming, "You're