Rewriting My Heart's Fate (Ethan and Evelyn) novel Chapter 90

chapter 90

Ismiled. “It’s too bad. They were actually a good match.” 

When Leah started spreading rumors about me, I set the record straight with them. 

Sharon and Brenda looked at each other. Brenda seemed like she wanted to ask something, but Sharon quickly covered her mouth and pulled her away. 

“okay, okay. That’s enough gossip. Let’s figure out what we’re having for dinner tonight.” 

“oh, by the way.” Sharon pushed Brenda into a chair and burned to me. “You’re going home tomorrow, right? What time is your flight?” 

“3:00p.m.” 

As soon as I stepped out of the airport in Yardville, I was hit by a blast of hot air. After getting used to the cold weather in Napel, it took me a moment to get used to the heat. I took off my down jacket. 

“Ms. Riley.” 

Just as I was taking off my jacket, the family driver arrived. I nodded, handed my luggage to the driver, and got into the car. 

In the group chat, Sharon and Brenda were asking if I had arrived yet. I replied and chatted with them for a bit. When I looked up, I realized we were not going to the Wiley residence. 

I frowned and asked, “Max, where are we going 

*Mr. Willey asked me to take you out to sea” 

“Out to sea?” 

Max nodded. “Yes, Mr. Wiley” 

I was confused I came back to see my grandma, and now Jack wanted me to go out to sea? i scowled and tapped on the back of the driver’s seat 

Max looked back at me, looking worried. “Ms. Wiley, please don’t make this hard. If I don’t get you to the dock, Mr. Wiley will fire me 

“Ms. Wiley, I have a family to support. Please don’t make this difficult for me 

Before Max could finish speaking, Jack’s call came in. I answered the phone, but before I could ask anything, Jack started with threats 

“Evelyn, your grandma has a cold, so I sent her to the hospital. I have a friend’s kid hosting a party for young people like you. Go enjoy the party for a couple of days. By the time it’s over, your grandma will be better” 

Jack’s voice sounded Eke he was confident I wouldn’t refuse. I tightened my grip on the seat and, after a moment, replied calmly, “Alright.” 

Half an hour later, the car stopped at the dock. I got out and saw Eleme standing there with her suitcase. When she saw me, she loolding at me 

she rolled her eyes and turned her back, not even