The Day Our Promise Breaks

Chapter 205

Sandy stood up straighter, looking like the perfect picture of obedience.

When Sandy answered without hesitation, Charles' tone softened, "Tell me the truth, sweetheart. When you first met Charlie, did you push her into the pool, or did she push you?"

As soon as he asked, Sandy's eyes welled up with tears, and she shook her head vigorously. "Daddy, I swear, I didn't push Charlie.

"Charles, why would you even ask that? You know how much Sandy cares about Charlie. She would never do such a thing," Dahlia chimed in, her motherly instincts kicking in to protect her daughter from any accusation.

"Charles, Sandy would never push Charlie. If you doubt her, we can have Evelyn bring Charlie here so they can sort it out face to face," Dahlia suggested, still puzzled as to why Charles brought up that incident.

But she knew for certain-there were no cameras around their pool. And besides, Charlie had passed away quite some time ago, so there was nothing to worry about. They just needed to stick to the story that Sandy didn't push Charlie; it was the other way around.

you trust me? Do you think I'm a liar?" Sandy's tears flowed freely, her

out and hugged

buried her face into his shoulder, feeling heartbroken. Seeing Sandy so upset, Charles found it

them caught in this emotional moment. Sandy didn't seem like she was lying, but then he remembered

it was all a misunderstanding between kids not knowing if

sick Sandy fall into the pool, jumped to conclusions, and

was truly upset. Once they were back at Greenrose, she didn't want Charles to leave and clung to him

here. How about I whip

for dinner?" Sandy

tear-swollen eyes, Charles couldn't bring himself to