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Chapter 25: Carried Away

Author: Crystal L.C
last update Last Updated: 2025-11-29 05:01:47

Eva pushed him aside with all the strength she had left, her hand trembling as she shoved his chest. Bradley staggered a little, surprised—not by the force, but by the boldness.

She didn’t care. She grabbed her already packed bag, snatched the handle firmly, and stormed out of the bedroom.

Her steps were weak, uneven, but determined. Every breath hurt. Her chest throbbed. Her vision blurred. But she refused to stay another second in that room, in that house, with that man.

“Stop right there!” Bradley barked, his voice raw with anger as he lunged after her. But in his drunken haste, his foot hit the sharp edge of the bed frame.

He tripped.

He fell face-first onto the floor.

The thud echoed loudly, but Eva didn’t look back. She didn’t pause. She was gone, out of the room, down the hallway, down the stairs.

Bradley groaned and pushed himself up, cursing under his breath. His phone buzzed in his pocket, vibrating hard. He pulled it out.

Amira’s name flashed on the screen.

He answered imme
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