The Queen Returns—And She's Unforgiving novel Chapter 141

Jason looked straight at Evelyn once more. Her expression was as cool as a cucumber, betraying no emotion. Her eyes no longer had the politeness and tolerance she had shown toward them in the past. All that was left was a chilling distance.

Evelyn was different.

"Yeah, I'm spending it with my granny." Evelyn merely answered his question and had no plans to provide any explanation.

Jason was a little surprised. However, he knew she had no intention of chatting with him much. As for why her attitude was like this, he could understand her.

The elevator reached the desired floor with a ding. Evelyn looked back at Jason, nodded at him, and left.

Jason saw her off until she vanished at the corner. The elevator closed its doors once more.

After a moment, he pinched the bridge of his nose. His smile vanished.

He found himself a little weird. She clearly wanted to ignore him, yet he wanted to chat with her. He always felt that he never truly understood her.

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Back in Deborah and Leonard's room, the hotel gave them a beautiful plate of fruit. Deborah smiled as she said to Evelyn, "Evie, eat up. A hotel staff member just came over and said the bonfire will be at ten. Are you going?"

Evelyn walked over. Leonard had already speared a peach on his fork and brought it to her mouth.

Evelyn ate it before saying, "Depends on when I'm done going through my documents. Both of you can go join the fun."

Deborah looked at her gruffly, mentioning, "You're so busy even during Easter. You're now a workaholic."

Leonard couldn't bear to chastise her, so he interrupted with a chuckle, "Mom, Evie has always been headstrong and strives to do the best in everything she does. If she likes it, we'll just have to support her."

Evelyn immediately changed the topic. "Easter dinner is at 7:00 pm sharp. The dining seats have been confirmed. Granny, why don't the two of you go downstairs and take a look?"

Deborah was still at that stage where she found the experience refreshing, so she immediately replied, "Sure!"

She pushed Leonard and went ahead.

Evelyn raised her head and looked out the window. She could faintly see that there were people already lighting fireworks.

"Do you need something?"

Sharron furrowed her brows and replied, "I took a look in the kitchen. Why haven't you started making dessert yet? Did you forget?"

Evelyn pursed her lips. Her gaze was calm. "I didn't forget. I didn't make it."

She had carefully taken care of Lucas' daily life during those few years. As such, her cooking skills were great, and she also made desserts that could rival those of masters.

Sharron liked her desserts a lot. Every year on the eve of Easter, she'd have her make enough desserts.

Back then, Evelyn believed that as long as she was sincere, no matter how tiring it was, people would eventually accept her.

But now, forget about Sharron's mood and preferences, even Lucas' had nothing to do with her anymore.