Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce novel Chapter 657

Chapter 657 I Owe Them So Much 

On the way, the two of them hardly spoke. It was instead Lucas who couldn’t contain his excitement, chattering 

non-stop. As he looked at the crowds with black hair and dark pupils filling the streets, he felt delighted. “Mom, they’re all like me!” 

Evelyn forced a smile, but she had no mood at all. The thought of returning home and seeing Ben and Lucy made her heart pound. 

The car stopped at a traffic light, and the man stole a glance at her, suggesting with his eyes, “Have you figured out what to say when you get back?” 

Evelyn’s troubled thoughts were interrupted. She lowered her gaze, looking at her hands on her knees. “Not yet.” 

She had no idea what would happen when they arrived. She even feared that Ben and Lucy wouldn’t recognize Lucas. 

“Don’t worry too much. They’re doing well and they miss you,” 

Huston spoke softly, a rare tenderness in his voice. 

Evelyn forced a bitter smile, her breath becoming unsteady. 

“I’ve been gone for five years. I owe them so much. Even if 

nd, it’s only fair.” 

Huston felt a pang in his heart upon hearing her words. After all, this whole situation was their fault, and he had to take part of the blame. 

Lucas sat in the back, not understanding what Mr. Lloyd and his mother were talking about. He just vaguely felt that Mr. Lloyd seemed to have some connection to them, and couldn’t help but stare at the back of his head, lost in thought. 

For the rest of the journey, neither of them spoke. Both were restless, especially Evelyn, whose mind was tangled up in knots. 

The car entered Hub Apartment and parked steadily downstairs. Evelyn still hadn’t come back to her senses. 

“Mr. Lloyd, have we arrived?” Lucas exclaimed, showing 

unusual excitement. 

Upon hearing his voice, Evelyn suddenly realized they had already reached home. She quickly unbuckled her seat belt, and just as her fingertips touched the car door handle, she heard the steady voice of the man beside her, “I’ll wait for you downstairs. Let me know if you need anything.” 

“No need,” Evelyn rejected without hesitation. Then fearing he might get angry and insist, she hurriedly explained, “There 

shouldn’t be anything, and besides, it’s my first day back. It’s not appropriate for you to come up with me.” 

“I’ll be downstairs.” 

“Huston,” Evelyn called him, but her gaze didn’t meet his. 

Instead, she looked straight ahead with a hint of helplessness. “Just listen to me this once.” 

In the end, Huston still left. Evelyn pleaded with such reluctance, not putting up a fight or acting aggressively, but rather with a humble attitude tinged with pleading. He couldn’t turn a blind eye to her, but it didn’t make him feel any better, as his concerns had become a burden for her. 

Huston held the steering wheel with both hands, watching the traffic ahead. It suddenly dawned on him that keeping her by his side wasn’t as easy as he thought. He knew that Evelyn still had feelings for him, and he had never forgotten her either. He thought that going back to the beginning would be as simple as before, but besides their emotions, there were too many people and things standing between them. All of it needed reconciliation, a resolution from deep within.