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The Day Our Promise Breaks (Charles and Evelyn) novel Chapter 151

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The Day Our Promise Breaks (Charles and Evelyn) is the best current series by the author C.M. Thompson. The Chapter 151 content below will immerse us in a world of love and hatred, where characters use every trick to achieve their goals without concern for the other half—only to regret it later. Please read chapter Chapter 151 and stay updated with the next chapters of this series at nisfree.com.

When Charles mentioned compensation, Evelyn's thoughts immediately turned to her daughter, who had tragically fallen victim to Dahlia's actions. Her eyes began to glisten with unshed tears, a mist of sorrow clouding her vision. She bit her lip hard, trying to stifle the deep pain that threatened to overwhelm her. Charlie had been eagerly waiting for this moment, but now, it was too late. Charles' gesture meant nothing anymore.

With a sarcastic edge in her voice, Evelyn retorted, "Make it up? Charles, what can you possibly offer that would make things right?"

Charles knew her harshness was rooted in the years of grievances she'd endured because of him. She was caught up in their past conflict, and he tried to placate her. "What do you and Charlie want? Just name it, and I'll make it happen," he offered, knowing full well he couldn't promise marriage.

Evelyn was always understanding, aware that Charles had been committed to Dahlia ever since she saved him as a child. His promise of marriage had always been to Dahlia. "Would you offer me Dahlia's life too?" Evelyn's words cut like ice, her stare unwavering. Charles' expression turned frosty as he faced Evelyn, who seemed dead serious in her demand.

"Evelyn!" Charles exploded, his anger spilling over. The mishap from five years ago wasn't Dahlia's fault. He had done Evelyn and Charlie wrong and was trying to make amends. He was willing to meet their needs as long as it wasn't outrageous, but Evelyn's demand was beyond the pale.

Charles wondered how she planned to make it back to the city. He reached for a cigarette from the glove compartment, lit it, and leaned against the window, watching her through the smoke. Evelyn ignored his stare, pulling out her phone to hail a ride. But they were too far from town, and it was late, making it nearly impossible to find a driver.

As she waited, she could feel Charles' mocking gaze. He thought she was being ungrateful, turning down his offer of compensation. After yet another failed attempt to get a ride, Evelyn realized she needed a different plan. She then thought of Brooks. Deciding between bothering him and getting back in Charles' car, she chose to call Brooks. She dialed his number and waited for him to pick up.

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