The Day Our Promise Breaks

Chapter 199

"I know you care so much for Charlie. Are you upset with me because I broke my promise to Charlie on her birthday, leaving her heartbroken?"

Since the day Charles saw Charlie's drawing of the amusement park, he'd been kicking himself for letting her down. But...

"Eve, I swear I didn't mean to bail on Charlie that day. I was already on my way to the amusement park." "But Sandy suddenly fell ill and had to be rushed to the hospital. It was a real emergency, and that's why I couldn't be there for Charlie."

"Sandy's all better now, and this kind of thing won't happen again. I promise I'll never put Charlie second to Sandy again."

Charles held out the cup he'd painstakingly put back together, trying to show he was sincere. He really wanted to make things right with Charlie and was doing his best to explain to Evelyn, hoping she'd cool down and bring Charlie back home.

What he didn't get was that his words were just making things worse for Evelyn, like rubbing salt in her wounds. Her eyes locked onto the cup in his hand, and suddenly, she reached for it.

Charles thought maybe he'd reached her, so he let her take it. He'd been up all night working on it. His voice was hoarse. "I spent the whole night on this... Tell Charlie I really like it."

"Crash-"

Before Charles could finish, Evelyn hurled the cup against the wall, her eyes blazing, "Charles, you don't deserve it!"

pieces were scattered everywhere. Charles just stood there, stunned.

family home. Instead, she asked the driver to take her to the cemetery. Today marked the anniversary of her dear friend's passing. Rosa brought a bunch of her friend's favorite snacks and some fresh flowers to the gravesite. She

she happened to glance at

or finowed a little

years old. Rosa paused,

a tug on

older made

sentimental.

parents must be crushed," Rosa sighed softly. Then she noticed the girl's name: Charlie.

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could. afford a spot here. Rosa wondered to herself why she hadn't heard about another Jenkins family losing such a young

the name Charlie kept echoing in her mind. It felt strangely familiar. As she thought about

bed, video chatting with Evelyn, who was

out a name, so she promptly

this time, it showed a sweet little girl,