Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 220 Actually Acquainted

Richard and Lydia suddenly furrowed their brows, feeling a strong distaste for Myles‘ words. They blamed him inwardly, wondering what on earth was the matter with him. Hadn’t he made a promise on the way here? Why has he become so annoying so quickly? A top student who returned from studying abroad at Jetroina, my foot!

Myles naturally noticed the change in the expressions of the three people, but his words were already spoken and couldn’t be taken back. So, he continued, “I know that my words might make you uncomfortable, but I did this only because I couldn’t bear to see Cordelia continue to be kept in the

dark.”

As he spoke, he handed his phone over to Richard and Lydia. Displayed on the screen were the photos that Aston had sent him the previous night.

As expected, the couple’s expressions indeed turned somber. It’s over. The young man seen entering and exiting the hotel with the unfamiliar beauty in the photograph is indeed Emrys! Moreover, the quality of the photo is superb.

This time, the couple truly felt a real sense of crisis.

Richard was filled with worry. Cordelia, on the other hand, remained calm after seeing the picture. She pointed outside and said, “Well, isn’t that the two of them?”

Emrys and Ninette happened to show up in the courtyard outside the door..

Everyone fell silent.

whole thing was a misunderstanding? The beautiful woman who was seen entering and exiting the hotel with

need me to introduce

if all seven of us were to go in and out

Myles was meddling in affairs

Myles‘ mouth suddenly twitched a

one from the Balford family, there are seven.

red as she said, “Mom, don’t talk nonsense. Our relationship

and fainter, clearly lacking in

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flipped the table in frustration.

Myles was extremely annoyed.

that, he

grim expression on his face, Lydia tried to defuse the tension to prevent their relationship from becoming too strained. She said with

to respond. I won’t blame him at all, for in my eyes, he’s nothing more than air, a figure so insignificant as if he doesn’t exist. So, what’s there to