Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 288 Drunk and Disorderly

The next morning, Evelyn woke up not from the alarm clock

but from her cold and sore body. The first thing she did when she got up was to see if the man beside her was still there.

It was expected but unreasonable. He was not here.

Following the previous late return from work and staying out

all night, now he couldn’t even be seen in the morning.

With a self-deprecating sneer, Evelyn didn’t know how to face

1. She was even used to this “life pattern” where she couldn’t

see him.

She had drunk too much last night, and only a few scenes flashed through her mind, including him bringing her back

from the bar.

After sitting quietly for a while, Evelyn got up, put on her

shoes, and walked into the bathroom. Her clothes from last

night were still left in the bathroom, which was enough to show how fierce the “battle” was. Huston had been venting his

anger on her almost the whole time. She was unwilling to do that, but they knew each other too well. She would lose herself completely with a simple gesture, succumbing to his control.

nightgown. Her body was covered in marks left behind by Huston. The bruises interweaved,

rarely been so

her feelings. Last night, he had

didn’t dare to look at him for fear

her emotions again. She turned around, took off

and took a hot shower calmly.

body didn’t feel

was dizzy. Evelyn forced herself

to perk up and then took a taxi to

she

meeting, she received a

you all

still a little hoarse. It was

just woken up.

emergency exit

you

the line, Grace paused for a moment before continuing, “I’m in the

them knew each other

wrong with each other. Evelyn frowned and asked, “Did anything happen to you last night?”

have happened to me…” Grace

but she couldn’t hide

her words.

in a low voice, “How did you get to the hotel last night? Did someone pick

difficult for Grace to hide what had

With the relationship between Huston and Matt,

out sooner or later.

everything that had happened last