My Beloved Has Risen from Death’s Embrace

Chapter 320

By the bed, the two men were a bit surprised to see her burst into the room, looking so lively and eager.

“Xan, you’re so excited, huh?”

“Ah, yeah, I am.” Xanthea stumbled over her words, “After all, I’m being proposed to tomorrow, it’s a big life event.”

Ethan and Samuel exchanged a glance, their expressions complicated.

Xan was their little girl, raised from the ground up. No one understood her better than they did. They could tell she wanted to do from her actions and what she was thinking from her expressions. But this time, they couldn’t read her.

Ever since her coming–of–age party, they had noticed Xan had become distant from Matthew. She no longer clung to him, seemed indifferent to conversations with him, avoided going out with him, and was even reluctant to mention his name in front of them. Her enthusiasm from before was completely gone, and she treated him like a stranger.

They had thought she had grown tired of Matthew and would gradually break up with him.

Unexpectedly, when Matthew proposed today, she agreed without hesitation and even seemed genuinely happy!

at the dinner and wanted to check if she was truly willing. But the happiness on her face when

you really like Matthew?” Samuel

“Yeah, I do.”

threw herself onto the big bed between them, hugging a Hello Kitty at the headboard, “I’ve liked him for so many years, haven’t 1? Why are

Samuel

dissuade her, he argued with her, gave her the cold shoulder, and even tried to lock her up to

from seeing Matthew.

had listened to him back then, all the tragedies wouldn’t have happened. Maybe she and Orion would have grown up together.

been quite cold towards him lately.”

was testing him.”

“Testing? Testing what?”

his patience,

in, and Xanthea’s head felt fuzzy. The bed beneath her

Days, One Night. She was too

“And what else?”

Samuel, feeling jealous, pinched her ear, “You were so happy when you came in, but now you’re impatient with your brothers? It is true that she who marries forgets her kin.”