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The Day Our Promise Breaks (Charles and Evelyn) novel Chapter 288

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He stepped into the room and found Evelyn on her knees, hands drenched in blood, looking utterly lost. Without hesitation, he rushed over to her side.

Upon seeing him, Evelyn managed to say, "Brooks, I killed Dahlia and Charles."

Brooks, unsure of what had unfolded, gently lifted her from the floor, his heart aching for her. It was clear Evelyn had reached her breaking point, and she fainted right there in his arms.

He whisked her back to his place without delay. The family doctor soon arrived to tend to the cut on her forehead. Thankfully, apart from that, she was unharmed. Brooks stayed by her side the whole time, not leaving her for a moment.

Evelyn finally stirred just before noon. She opened her eyes, momentarily bewildered by the unfamiliar room, before slowly turning her head to meet Brooks's concerned gaze.

"You're awake. How are you feeling?" he asked gently.

Evelyn ignored his question, cutting straight to the point. "Are Dahlia and Charles dead?" That was all she cared about right now.

"Charles is still in the ICU, and Dahlia... she's got severe spinal nerve damage. She'll be in a wheelchair for life," he replied.

Hearing this, Evelyn didn't feel any relief, just a heavy weight settling in her chest. It seemed fate was still favoring them.

"Evelyn, what went down last night?" Brooks asked, his voice filled with concern. Since she had whispered those words about Dahlia and Charles, Brooks had started looking into it while Evelyn was out cold.

They managed to track down the taxi that had dropped her off near the cemetery the night before, but that area was remote, nestled against the hills, with no surveillance cameras. Only Evelyn and Dahlia knew the full story.

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