Love After a Steamy Affair

Chapter 132: The Sisterhood of the Past (1)

Translator: End less Fantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

Not only did John not show him any sympathy, but he even laughed so hard that he deserved a beating. “My future wife grew up with me. The first person she held hands with was me, the first person she kissed was me, and the first time she bought sanitary pads was also with me. Many of her first times were with me.”

Calvin Gilbert stomped his feet and cursed loudly, threatening to cut ties with him. Meanwhile, Serenity covered her mouth and laughed, still looking gorgeous.

The sound of the door opening pulled Serenity back to the present. She turned around to see that it was Selena who had come with the medicine.

Selena entered the room and placed her purse on the table. She glanced at the man smoking on the balcony through the glass window and walked towards Serenity with the medicine. “Left foot or right?”

stiffly said, “Right

her to bend over. “Take off your shoes and put your foot up on the

did as she was told. When her swollen foot was finally in plain view, not only Selena, but even Serenity sucked in a breath of cold air. No wonder it

said, “It looks quite serious. Let’s go to the hospital for a checkup

the room after smoking, still smelling of tobacco. He glanced at the

Selena applied the ointment for her sister, she went to the bathroom to wash her hands. When she returned, she said, “Serene, have a good rest. John and I will go down first. After the banquet is over, we will

and thank you.” Serenity smiled gratefully at her

door. Selena followed behind him. But just as she reached the door, Selena turned around and worriedly said, “Stay here obediently

I’m not a three-year-old child. i’ll take good

had spoken in this tone with her sister. Selena had scolded Serenity a

John, the sisterhood between the two had become rather faded. They no longer had the intimacy of sleeping in the same bed and

Serenity would deliberately avoid her, but all she could do was still