The Day Our Promise Breaks

Chapter 150

"I've got nothing to say to you." Evelyn's face was like ice, her voice even colder. She pushed open the car door, ready to get out. But before she could step down, Charles, who had just slid in from the other side, grabbed her wrist. With a firm tug, he pulled her back into "Charles!" Evelyn's voice was filled with anger as the lock clicked shut.

the car, slamming the door shut behind her.

"Charles, are you deaf? I said I have nothing to say to you!" Her eyes flashed with anger as she shook off his grip.

"Unlock the door. I want out." Her tone was icy.

Charles glanced in the rearview mirror and noticed a familiar figure heading toward them-it was Brooks. His handsome features twisted in annoyance. This man seemed to pop up everywhere. As soon as Brooks' gaze met the car, Charles hit the ignition. With a swift push on the accelerator, they sped off.

shaken, Evelyn leaned back, trying to calm her racing heart. She barely managed to spit out, "Charles, what the hell is this? Stop the car!" "Buckle up,"

his reckless driving, Evelyn had no choice but to fasten her seatbelt. The speed made her

silent, foot planted firmly on the gas pedal. They zoomed through the streets

could

but before she could, Charles pressed her

have nothing to say to me?" Charles searched her eyes, trying to

much Evelyn had loved him. She'd endured his misunderstanding about that night for five long years. Every time she tried bring it up, her face was filled with hurt, desperate to prove her innocence. Now that the

Ine

Evelyn shot back, her voice laced with sarcasm. To her, any feelings she had for him were long gone. The truth about five years ago held no