drunken Nora

"Hello, I'm the Wind Chaser driver. My car has a blue license plate A2219. I'm now at the alley next to the RK Bar. You can come out now." Eva heard the noisy voices in her ear and hung up after making sure the other person heard her.

Soon, a disheveled and drunken female passenger got into the car. She had a graceful figure and was wearing a shiny red hip-hugging skirt that covered her buttocks. Her shoulders were adorned with two thin straps, and the V-neckline revealed her cleavage.

"Ugh." After sitting down, she raised her head and dry-heaved twice.

Eva handed her two tissues.

She was about to say, "Don't drink so much," when she saw the person in the back seat. Her hand, which was raised halfway, trembled and froze in mid-air. Her delicate face turned pale.

The familiar face belonged to her cousin Nora, whom she hadn't seen in five years.

Nora was also shocked as she stared at the beautiful face in front of her, and she was now sobering up.

The dim streetlights shone through the glass window and cast a Tiffany hue on Eva's delicate face, making her features look serene and gentle. Her thick, black hair naturally fell on her small, tender white face, and her eyebrows were thin and long. Her clear and bright pupils were staring at her in surprise.

During the day, Grady had happily told her that Eva, although she dropped out of H University, was now a white-collar worker in a big company with good salary and benefits. He even scolded her, saying, "You should learn from your cousin. Although you didn't attend H University, you graduated from a legitimate university. Don't just think about playing all day. Hurry up and find a decent job."

He even compared her to Eva, who was an abandoned child by her biological parents and came to their house to freeload. Grady always protected her.

She was really angry. Who was his biological daughter after all? He always praised Eva and compared her to her. It was like that five years ago, and it's still the same now that Eva has been gone for five years.

She left home while pregnant, but Grady still thought highly of Eva. Nora felt suffocated and decided to come to the bar to have some fun.

"Is this what your big corporate job looks like?" Nora was slightly surprised, then suddenly burst into laughter, laughing so hard that her stomach hurt.

Because she remembered that she had called the Wind Chaser driver, while Eva was the driver sent to pick her up. She understood seven or eight points in her heart, and the corners of her mouth were full of mockery.

She lied without even thinking — it was almost too funny.

Eva's cold apricot eyes were filled with deep pain. She didn't want to say another word to Nora, so she threw a tissue to the small Nora who was holding her stomach.

She was afraid that Nora would complain, and she couldn't abandon her, so she turned around and started the car.

Eva was Nora's older sister, and she knew that Nora was teasing her. But she was her uncle's only daughter, and her uncle loved her very much. She was grateful to her uncle for giving her a home, so she turned a blind eye to all the grievances.

But she never thought that someone would ruin her innocence. How could she do such a vicious thing!

Thinking of the hardships she had endured over the years, and the suffering she and Rosie had endured, her nails deeply sank into her palms, and her heart felt suffocated.

At this moment, Nora, who had finished laughing, also saw the little girl in the passenger seat.

The little girl had an apple-like face, with delicate and curly eyebrows under her slightly curled bangs. She looked really cute.

If she wasn't Eva's daughter, she might have liked her — but she was Eva's child, that wild woman's child!

"Is this the illegitimate child? Driving a car with a child!" Her tone was full of sarcasm and disdain.

"......"

Eva pretended not to hear, as if Nora's words were just a fart. She tightly gripped the steering wheel, feeling a sharp pain in her heart.

Seeing Eva ignoring her, Nora became even angrier. She wanted to provoke her.

"Anyway, you're not innocent either. Why don't you sell yourself and save yourself from all this trouble!"

She was just a wild child, unwanted by her parents, but enjoying her grandfather's love and competing for her father Grady's love. Why did she have to compete with her?

Nora just hated her, to the point of feeling sick at the sight of her.

"This is all because of you," Eva gritted her teeth. She really didn't want to believe that such malicious words came from her sister's mouth. But if she could do such a wicked thing, it was not surprising that she could say such wicked words.

As she watched the passing scenery, her heart ached sharply, and tears swirled in her eyes. Rosie was asleep, and she didn't want to argue with Nora, afraid of waking Rosie up and making her uncomfortable. Rosie didn't know anything.

In fact, Rosie was already awake. Her mother had a particularly good temper, and she had never seen her angry with anyone. She had never heard her mother mention any friends around her. Who was this drunken aunt?

Why were they arguing? Was her father a married man?

The aunt's words were too malicious, and she didn't like her. But she also wanted to know who her father was and why he didn't want them.

She squinted her eyes and pretended to be asleep.

"All because of me? It's your own fault! Have you forgotten how many false accusations you made against me?"

In high school, Nora had a crush and followed her boyfriend to a bar. Eva told Grady about it, who caught them in the act and even slapped Nora. Eva had explained countless times that she only went to the bar to look for Nora, who was with a shady guy. She was afraid Nora would get into trouble. Grady had heard from someone else and came to the bar as well. Nora kept insisting that Eva was the one who accused her.

"I'm going to accuse you too." Nora sneered coldly. "Not only do you have bad character, but you also lie about your job. You're not a white-collar worker with good welfare benefits. You're just a taxi driver with a child. My dad may treat you well, but he's not your real father. You're just an unwanted child. I bet you don't even have a place in his heart anymore."

Eva held back her tears and gritted her teeth. She wanted to throw Nora out. The scene of shame from five years ago suddenly flashed through her mind.

Eva slammed on the brakes.

Nora, who was drunk and weak, almost hit the window.

"You want to kill me?" Nora yelled at Eva in anger.

Eva took a deep breath. She had acted impulsively. Rosie was still sleeping in the car.

"Don't tell my uncle about my business," Eva softened her tone. She just didn't want him to worry. After all, he had raised her for 10 years and had given her a home. She had long regarded him as her father. The disappointment in his eyes that year was like a brand on her heart. She didn't want to feel it again.

"Why not?" Nora looked smug, as if she had the upper hand.

"Because you framed me by finding someone to set me up!”