Chapter 50 Not Having the Right to Die

Everly was a sister he had spoiled for years. Even though she was merely a child that his father had adopted out of kindness and she no longer referred to him as her older brother, Carson could not allow such a dream to exist. Besides, he had to be responsible to Layla.

They had a child. He made sure it was his by running a DNA test.

The memory of seeing Oliver for the first time in his wounded state and terrified eyes appeared once again.

Everly had changed. She was no longer the same wilful child who loved the attention. She had become vicious and merciless. She killed Layla and tortured Oliver. Getting her to kneel and apologize and serving a sentence in jail was a punishment she deserved.

He turned the steering wheel abruptly and drove the car into an alley before stepping on the brake in front of a piece of land covered in snow.

Screech!

Everly lifted her head slightly. She had not put on a jacket when she ran out and was still wearing the slippers she had on in the Baxter R