His Heart Is Now Elsewhere

Chapter 2

I saw Brittany still unwilling to give up, so I held up the love letters in my hand and said, “Auntie, these are all written by my good friends for Uncle. She only saw my Uncle once and fell deeply in

love with him!”

“But I was afraid that Uncle would scold me, so I didn’t dare to give it to him. I was even more afraid that Uncle would get angry and blame me, and kick me out of the Krueger family! Auntie, you also know that I am an orphan, and I have nowhere else to go.”

When Brittany heard me mention the word “orphan,” her face relaxed and she felt a pang of

sympathy.

I continued pitifully, “Anyway, even if I handed them over to Uncle, he would refuse because he only has you in his heart! So I thought and thought, and decided to hide all the love letters. Unexpectedly, as time went on, I ended up hiding more and more.”

I was afraid that she wouldn’t believe me, so I pulled out my phone and showed her the chat records between me and my sisters.

These records were edited by me. Indeed, my sister had a crush on a boy and asked me to help her deliver love letters, but it wasn’t Brennan.

it again as she stood up. “So what

up and down, with a hint of mocking laughter at the

suppressed the nervousness in my heart, perhaps it was my humble attitude in front of her in this lifetime that satisfied her, making her feel that I was not enough

did not completely dispel her concerns, Brittany

calling her “Auntie,” I didn’t just make

of the Krueger family did indeed discuss Brennan’s marriage, but they only

it was already late. Ever since I took the opportunity to confess my feelings

tonight, he actually knocked on my door.

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just fallen asleep when I suddenly woke up!

Brennan’s angry face. He immediately started reproaching, “Marlene Castillo, what nonsense did you tell Brittany? When

cry? Or do you have some malicious thoughts to

thoughts about me anymore! Put away your scheming mind and don’t meddle with my emotions!”

and murmured “uh–huh” in a

at me with sharp eyes, saying, “Who do you think will sympathize with your lost and helpless