Chapter1449BecauseYouLied


    The effects of the anesthesia had almostpletely worn off, and Abel was driving with one arm,


    pouring down his face.


    Emmeline had asked several times, but Abel refused to let her drive. sweat


    “This car is automatic. I don’t have to shift gears. There’s no issue with the gears,” Emmeline muttered.


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    “The key is that you don’t have a driver’s license right now. Besides, you’re not experienced with


    driving.” Abel teased her. “It’s okay. Once you get your license, you can be my chauffeur.”


    “What’s the situation with Dad now? Is it okay?” Emmeline asked, her brow furrowed.


    “You’ve asked three times already.” Abel said, “When did you start doubting what I say?”


    Doubt? Emmeline blurted out, “Because you lied.”


    He replied, “I lied?”


    “You celebrated na’s birthday.” Emmeline turned her head to look at him. “Why did you tell me it was


    just Dn?”


    “Please.” Abel suddenly remembered. “I just thought it would beplicated to exin! Besides,


    there’s nothing between me and na!”


    Emmeline snorted and fell silent, but she had already guessed the reason.


    Heughed coldly. “I knew that woman was pretending to be nice.”


    “What do you mean?” She turned her head, staring at him. “Are you talking about na?”


    He briefly recounted what happened that day.


    Emmeline thoughtfully said, “Actually, na is quite pitiful. She’s never had anyone to love her since


    she was young.”


    “Don’t let yourpassion overflow,” he said. “Think more about yourself.”


    Emmeline pouted. “What’s wrong with me? I have Mom, I have you, and I have my sister!”


    “Yes!” Abel gritted his teeth. “And now there’s also Albus!”


    “Hey!” she shouted, anger rising in her. “Are you crazy, Abel? Are you saying I’m not enough for you?”


    “I’m so frustrated!” He angrily said, “Who would dare to mess with me like this besides you?”


    She looked away, gazing nkly at the constant flow of vehicles outside the window. After a moment,


    she softly said, “Mom’s mental health is not good because of me. Dad had a stroke because of me.


    Now, you’re injured too. In the end, it’s all because of me. Maybe-”


    Abel quickly turned his head to look at her and sternly said, “Maybe what?”