Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 791 Jealousy

In his heart, he was overwhelmed with joy.

Ameera was merely testing Emrys‘ attitude just now, not truly pressuring him into

marriage. If Emrys agreed, that would be ideal, but even if he didn’t, it wouldn’t matter much.

From the conversation just now, Ameera had discerned that Emrys cared deeply for Ninette. That was all she needed to know.

Looking at the vivid handprint on Ameera’s face, Emrys thought to himself, Indeed, this person is ruthless.

“Don’t ever do that again.”

“Alright, alright, I promise you, there will absolutely be no next time. As long as you care for Ninette, I won’t comment on whether you two get married or when you decide to marry,” promised Ameera.

“Em… Emrys?”

As the two were engrossed in conversation, a graceful figure suddenly entered from the door. Upon seeing Emrys, her expression turned somewhat awkward.

It was none other than Sylvia.

Sylvia’s current emotions could only be described as incredibly complex. She had initially made up her mind to find Emrys and somehow become friends with him. As for how things would develop in the future, she decided to let nature take its course.

Since Emrys had once taken the initiative to flirt with her, her chances of success should have been quite high.

However, it was only later that Sylvia realized, it had all been a misunderstanding. The reason Emrys had acted so frivolously back then was because he had mistaken her for Ninette.

upon seeing Emrys again, Sylvia couldn’t help but feel

on the other hand, greeted her quite naturally with

Ninette, as the

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made that mistake, as

in their vibe, Sylvia’s face was actually a little more slender,

with

arrival, an incredibly joyful voice suddenly

you’ve finally come to see

were

could it be, if not

down, or you’ll embarrass

were at home, but now that we’re at Cloudmist Academy, she

you eloped with Yelena

I

really

“What else then?”

been doing anything behind

my

that you shouldn’t

“No.”