The Day Our Promise Breaks

Chapter 351

The kiss left Dahlia feeling like her whole world had flipped upside down. She could feel the underlying threat in his touch. If she didn't follow his orders, he'd definitely run to Charles and spin a web of lies.

Wesley turned to carefully tuck Sandy in, gently brushing her cheek. He leaned down to give her a soft kiss on the forehead. Then, with a lingering look at Dahlia, he walked away. As Wesley's footsteps faded, Dahlia gripped the arms of her wheelchair tightly. This man, who would move mountains at her word, was now pushing her just for Sandy.

Fuming with anger, Dahlia couldn't help but vent her frustration by pinching Sandy's waist a few times.

Evelyn sat in Brooks' car, watching Wesley leave Greenrose looking completely defeated. Their eyes met for a fleeting second. She didn't know what they had talked about, but Wesley's expression said it all—it hadn't gone well.

"My people will keep an eye on him," she mentioned, hoping Wesley might push Dahlia to the edge, forcing her to act against him. They couldn't pin Charlie's death on her, nor her grandmother's. But if she made another move, Brooks' team would catch her in the act. With solid evidence, even Charles wouldn't be able to save her.

Brooks replied, as Evelyn massaged her temples, feeling the exhaustion set in. Her period made her feel worse than

so you

"Okay," Evelyn nodded softly.

was another call from Charles. She'd lost track of how many times he'd called that night. She hadn't picked up once. When the call ended, a message from Charles appeared: "Evelyn, for the last time, come back." Feeling overwhelmed, Evelyn turned

a nap. I'll

out. She closed her eyes, feeling safe enough to drift off in Brooks' car-the only place

she was out, Brooks slowed the car even more. But no matter how slow, they'd eventually reach their destination. Dropping off the woman he adored at another man's

Brooks didn't wake Evelyn right away. Instead, he unbuckled his seatbelt to watch her sleep peacefully beside him. He knew she had

the serene moment. vored He