Save Her Lose Us (Evangeline and Soren) novel Chapter 375

That photo had been photoshopped, but in five years, Evangeline had never once changed it.

Sometimes, he would even catch her just staring at the screen, lost in thought.

Soren swiped the screen open, and as soon as he did, a notification from a social media app popped up.

"Soren's about to get engaged. You're really in the mood for a date?"

The account that sent the message looked familiar; it seemed to belong to one of his friends.

Confused, Soren tapped on it instinctively.

He discovered it was a post Evangeline had made a few days ago about an outfit for a date.

It was a simple, everyday post, but the comment section was flooded with hundreds of replies.

"I bet this post is just for Soren to see. Give it up, you don't have a chance anymore."

"Honestly, the dress is nice, but it feels like a waste on you."

"I can practically smell the desperation through the screen. But hey, I like desperate girls. Why don't you come find me? I promise I'll make you feel good."

"..."

It wasn't just the public comments. Her private messages were flooded too, filled with vile, obscene messages that disgusted even him, a man, to read.

What shocked him even more was that most of these people were from his own social circle, all of them acting under the guise of defending his honor.

Soren's breathing grew shallow, his body trembling uncontrollably.

He never knew about any of this.

He kept scrolling, and with every line he read, a deeper sense of despair washed over him.

For years, a group of his friends, led by Liam Leigh, had been constantly pressuring and warning her to divorce him. To that end, they had sent Evangeline countless intimate photos of him and Poppy.

They didn't just belittle her, telling her she wasn't good enough for him; someone had even taken unflattering photos of Evangeline and posted them alongside pictures of Poppy for comparison.

Faced with the torrent of undisguised malice on the phone, Soren felt a sense of panic he couldn't begin to describe.

No wonder Evangeline had been so insistent on the divorce.

No wonder she had tried again and again to draw a clear line between them.

But why didn't she tell him?

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