The Day Our Promise Breaks

Chapter 144

Sena was fuming after being called brainless. "Who are you calling brainless?" she snapped.

"Obviously, you," Evelyn retorted. "You're treating someone who just stood by and watched you fall into the inferno without lifting a finger like your sister. Isn't that just ridiculous?"

Sena was taken aback, not quite grasping what Evelyn was getting at. What did Evelyn mean by watching her fall without doing anything? Instinctively, she turned to look at Dahlia.

Dahlia remembered the moment she watched Michael drag Sena into the room and did nothing. She had indeed done it deliberately, desperate to see Sena destroyed. But she quickly composed herself, keeping her face impassive. She had already arranged for someone to handle the surveillance footage.

At the time, Evelyn had been drugged, and Brooks had taken her away. No one else was around. Dahlia thought Evelyn must've been bluffing. With this realization, she put on an innocent and confused look, shaking her head at Sena. She even turned to Charles, wearing a face full of unjustified grievances.

a wedge between us. Dahlia has always been...," Sena started. Her resolve wavered for a moment before Dahlia's innocent expression got to her. Just as she was about to trust Dahlia again, Evelyn tapped

must have seen it wrong, and grabbed Evelyn's phone. Her gaze locked onto the screen, fixated

stood not far away at the emergency exit, just as Evelyn had said, watching it all with

dragged in

had to endure torment. She lost her virginity and became unworthy of Brooks. All this was due to the betrayal of the person she trusted

stood by and called for help, none of this would have happened.

turned and lunged at Dahlia. "Dahlia, you traitor!"

pondering what Evelyn had shown Sena, couldn't react in time and was pushed over onto a coffee table covered with wine glasses. Wine spilled all

slapped her face back and forth. "Slap! Slap!" "Slap! Slap!" A barrage of

it. Charles was the first to react, shouting, "Dahlia!" But just as he was about to rush over, Evelyn stepped in,

a real ɖog-eat-dog