The Day Our Promise Breaks

Chapter 443

Evelyn and Adam had barely stepped out of the hospital when someone suddenly rushed toward them. In full view of everyone, a woman grabbed Evelyn's hand, tears streaming down her face. "Evelyn, I'm begging you, please save Sandy."

"Sandy is critically ill, and without your friend's kidney, she won't make it," she pleaded. "She's only seven, so young and innocent. Please, have a heart. Don't stop your friend from donating a kidney to her. The issues between adults shouldn't involve the kids. Sandy hasn't done anything wrong."

Dahlia, the woman pleading, smartly avoided mentioning any past grievances between them. Most people, when they hear about a grudge between two

women, immediately jump to the idea of a love triangle-two women fighting over

one man.

as the moral authority, trying to guilt-trip Evelyn into agreeing

Adam snapped. "It's not Evelyn stopping me from

treats them well and can show gratitude. But this mother and

or don't blame me for what happens next!" Adam warned. Normally, Adam wouldn't think of hitting a woman, but to him, Dahlia wasn't

The mention of his late friend, Charlie, made his blood boil. How dare Dahlia come here, pleading for

Evelyn said gently, reaching out to stop him. If

it wouldn't look good for Adam. It wasn't

own way of handling the situation without resorting to violence. So, he stepped back, standing shoulder to shoulder

moved forward again, continuing her tearful plea. "Evelyn, I know Adam's refusing to help Sandy because of

her do anything embarassing in front of everyone. Evelyn was just too soft-hearted, too concerned about others' feelings and opinions. Kindness often got mistaken for weakness. Dahlia