The Day Our Promise Breaks

Chapter 348

After waiting a bit, Wesley still hadn't shown up. Dahlia's face soured as she carefully slid herself into the wheelchair by the bed. She rolled out into the hallway, and sure enough, noticed Sandy's door was slightly open. Wesley had come here not just to check on Sandy first, but he'd been there for a good while. Dahlia felt a sting of irritation at not being his top priority.

With a chilly look, she wheeled into the room and snapped, "Wesley!" Whenever Wesley visited, Dahlia made sure Sandy drank milk spiked with a sleeping pill. This way, Sandy would sleep through the night, undisturbed by any noise or activity, and remain clueless about Dahlia's relationship with Wesley.

calling his name, she lingered at the door, expecting Wesley to turn around and try to smooth things over with her. But to her shock, Wesley paid her no mind, his focus entirely on Sandy. Dahlia's mood turned frosty. Without her, Sandy wouldn't even be here. Sandy was simply a bargaining chip

you hear me? Am I invisible to you now?" Wesley whipped around, and with a heart full of

momentarily stunned. She clutched her cheek, disbelief written all over her face. As the reality sank in, she exploded in a high-pitched scream, "Wesley,

kick him due to her immobility, Dahlia snatched a stuffed toy from Sandy's bed and hurled it at Wesley. He noticed the redness on her cheek. Even though he hadn't hit her with full force, her pale skin showed a clear mark where his hand had

years. From the time she was barely an adult, he'd been smitten. When she came of age, she chose to be with him and even carried his child. He wasn't capable enough and had to depend on her to get close to Charles. Knowing she endured hardships for him, he truly