The Day Our Promise Breaks (Charles and Evelyn) novel Chapter 172
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Whether Sandy was truly Dahlia's daughter was still up in the air, but one thing was certain—she couldn't be Charles' kid. It made you wonder, given how Charles showered Sandy with love while practically ignoring Charlie. If Charles ever found out that the girl he cherished wasn't his own flesh and blood, would he regret the way he treated Charlie?
Evelyn figured she wouldn't even get the chance to explain before Charles decided she was lying because she couldn't stand Dahlia and her daughter. So, instead of heading straight to Charles, Evelyn left the hospital. Just as she stepped outside, a sleek black Maybach rolled up, stopping right in front of her. Brooks, ever the gentleman, hopped out to open the door for her and made sure she got in safely.
Once inside, Brooks handed Evelyn a new smartphone. "Got your SIM card sorted," he said.
"Thanks," Evelyn replied, accepting the phone. Her old one had taken a dip and was smashed beyond repair the night before, so she’d planned to get a replacement after leaving the hospital. It turned out that Brooks had already taken care of it.
"Brooks, I’ve transfered the money for the phone to your account," she said, tapping away on the phone to make the payment.
Brooks didn’t argue, though his eyes darkened a shade. "Is this hospital part of the Robinson family's empire?" Evelyn asked.
"What are you planning?" Brooks inquired gently.
"Could you get me a sample of Sandy's blood?" she asked. Sandy had been injured and undergone tests, which meant there had to be a blood sample.
"Sure thing." Brooks didn’t question her motives. He simply nodded and made a quick call, and soon after, Sandy’s blood sample was in Evelyn’s hands. Now, she just needed Charles’ sample for the paternity test.
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Once Sandy was discharged, Charles took Dahlia to the Jenkins Estate for dinner. It was a small affair. Only Patrick, Rosa, Carmen, and Evelyn were there. Sena had been sent to jail, but Carmen tearfully got her out and shipped her overseas.
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