Chapter 270
Trapped in Love
Chapter 270 Itâs Unfair to You
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âAlas, youâve been talking about that endlessly,â Jade remarked. âI didnât expect a meal to be so
expensive. The shops in the city are ruthless.â
Gregory suggested, âSo, you should listen to me. Letâs go out to eat with them tomorrow. Itâs free. We
can spend the money ourselves.â
we shouldnât spend it. We have to save it. Since weâre living here, she should pay for our expenses. Iâll
make her buy us a house eventually,â Jade insisted.
Brandon chimed in. âMom, what a great idea! Large, flat houses are popular in the city. We should
check them out.â
Jade nodded. âSure, letâs check them out.â
When Jamie overheard their conversation, she clenched her fists in frustration, thinking, âNo! Carol is in
trouble. I must help her!â
After Caroline finished her bath downstairs, she called Neil.
Neil answered, âCarol, are you still busy at this late hour?â
Caroline pinched her brow in exhaustion and replied, âNo, Iâd like to ask for your help with somethingâ
Neil put down his document and smiled. Tell me about it.â
Caroline explained how Alex had inquired about her two childrenâs whereabouts at the factory.
Neil fell silent briefly, then said, âThis isnât difficult. I can forge the death certificates. But you need to
consider the consequences. Will Evan be upset if he finds out?â
âIâve already made up my mind,â said Caroline. âAt least the Jordan family wonât take my kids.â
Neil replied, âOkay. I wonât say much since youâve decided.â
Caroline sighed softly. âNeil, I know this isnât fair to you, but I donât have any other options.â
âSilly girl, donât say that.â Neil chuckled. âAlright, itâs getting late. You should get some rest.â
At the same tine, Alex poured a glass of wine and pushed it toward Evan at a rooftop bar.
Looking at Alex gloomily, Evan asked, âArenât you keeping a womanâs company tonight?â
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Alexâs hand stiffened, and he joked, âWell, women arenât as important as my buddy, but isnât it
normal to occasionally need their company?â
Evan scoffed. âWhat did you want to talk to me about?â
âI canât ask you out without any important reason?â Alex sipped his wine. âBut I do have
something to tell you.â
âWhat is it?â He had a hunch it was related to Caroline.
Alex explained, âI asked Caroline something this afternoon, mainly about the kids.â
Evan narrowed his eyes. âWhat did she say?â
Alex looked serious. âEvan, your other two kids are no longer alive.â
Evan tightened his grip on the glass Coldness filled his eyes as he spoke with difficulty. âWhat
did you just say?â
Alex sighed. âI know youâll be furious when you hear this, but try to put yourself in her shoes.
Youâre devastated even though youâve never met the two kids.
âNow, think about Caroline. Sheâs their mother, so her connection with them is deeper than yours.
How has she managed the guilt and pain for all these years?
âBut I suggest you investigate the details. The death certificates can confirm whether sheâs telling
the truth or not.â
Evanâs expression turned grim. He pursed his lips tightly and remained silent.