Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce novel Chapter 615

"Because you forced me!" Evelyn closed her eyes and raised her head to roar, along with the resentment she had accumulated over the past five years. "You couldn't do what you promised. You decided to confess without permission. Have you ever asked me if I was willing? Have you ever unconditionally believed in Mia Klein and asked me how I felt? You didn't doubt me, but you didn't doubt the real murderer!"

Hearing her words, Huston was stunned and stared straight at her.

Tears welled up in Evelyn's eyes. She swallowed the bitterness in her throat and seemed to think of the helpless girl in prison five years ago. "What can I do if I don't leave in this way? Go to jail or continue to wait in vain?"

"I will think of a way." His voice was as tight as a broken string. "Is it so difficult to believe me..."

"Haven't I ever believed you? You've let me down. You don't deserve it." Thinking of the feeling of secretly having Lucas at that time, Evelyn felt sad. "I can't wait any longer. I really can't wait."

"So you planned all this and pretended to be dead. To leave me, you didn't even care about abandoning your relatives and friends?" Huston knew how much she valued Ben Shelton and Lucy Jones, and it was also because he knew how determined she was to leave him.

To leave her, she didn't want anything.

In the first year, she often remembered these things and thought about them as if she were torturing herself. Until the second year, the third year, the fourth year, and today, she had tried her best to shield herself from these problems. Because every time she thought of it, a voice would always appear in her mind, "It's been so long. He has long forgotten you. No one can live without each other."

Now that he had said these words to her so sadly, it was impossible for her not to feel emotional. In addition to heartache and sadness, there was also a kind of joy that she couldn't explain clearly.

Yes, knowing that he had been thinking about her like her for the past five years, she couldn't help feeling lucky and happy. It had nothing to do with her subjective consciousness. It was a completely instinctive reaction. She could fool him, but she couldn't fool herself.