Chapter 140 Their Love Is

• Just a Transaction Evelyn felt that the temperature around her had dropped all of a sudden, and there was a continuous stream of coldness and anger emanating from the man beside her. She seemed to be frozen on the spot, and her heart was beating wildly. He suddenly leaned over and got close to her lips. His big palm was still pinching her chin. Regardless of her struggle, he used all his strength to conquer it. He raised his thin lips slightly and wiped the corner of her mouth. “There must be a reason why you don’t want to go with me. What’s wrong? Do you feel that you’ve finished the lawsuit and don’t want to stay with me anymore?” Evelyn widened her eyes and couldn’t help trembling at his sharp words. The tears in her eyes trembled, and she held them back. several times. She was so angry and disappointed that she laughed out loud. “Am I that kind of person in your eyes?” Finish the lawsuit…
• He didn’t know why she left. Or could it be that in his eyes, the affair between him and Maura was nothing at all, so there was no need to explain it? Evelyn didn’t know, really didn’t know. The moment she opened the door and saw him, she was scared, fearful, flustered, but also happy and moved. However, the conversation just now gave her an illusion that she had never really understood the man in front of her. Huston stared at her with disappointment and hostility in his eyes. The tension in his eyes made his bones ache. “If you’re not, then explain it to me.” She explained to him why she left and why she couldn’t find him without a word. When Evelyn heard this, she laughed even louder. She shook her head as she laughed, looking so fragile that it made people unable to bear to look at her for a second time. “Huston… Huston…” She kept calling his name as if she was calling him or muttering to herself. Her emotions changed rapidly several times in a few seconds, and finally, she struggled violently.
• “What do you want me to explain, huh? I’ll explain, haha… Let me go, let me go!” Huston looked at the little woman in front of him, who was crying and laughing at the same time, the dry tear stains on her face were wet again. She was so sad, but the person who had left was her, not him. Evelyn couldn’t break free, and she felt as if she had been shackled.