“Well then, when did your affair with Christopher begin?” Samuel asked coldly.

Kathleen leered at him sideways. “Do you truly want to know? Aren’t you afraid of getting triggered?”

“I am,” Samuel answered. His tone was bone-chilling.

“So don’t ask.” Kathleen paused, hesitating. She then continued, “I take a person’s privacy very seriously. Hence, I have no interest in sharing my private life with outsiders.”

Kathleen’s word echoed in Samuel’s mind. Outsiders?

A shadow gradually enshrouded his eyes. She called me family not long ago, but now I’m an outsider?

“It’s done. You can eat now.” Kathleen turned off the fire at the stove.

She then moved the plate of pasta out to the dining room.

Meanwhile, Samuel tried to stamp out the hostility in his eyes, attempting to regain his composure. “Thank you.”

“All right, enjoy your meal. I’m heading home now.” Kathleen removed her apron and got ready to leave.

Samuel paused for a moment, then asked, “Would you stay and talk for a bit?”

Kathleen gazed at him serenely. “I’m going to bed. The face of a female celebrity is of utmost importance. No botox injections can compare to the benefits of beauty sleep.”

Samuel stared at her in return.

Kathleen had spoken calmly without spite. She was merely stating a fact.

It appeared as if she was undeniably treating Samuel as an average family member.

“Okay, then. Goodnight,” Samuel uttered in disbelief.

Nevertheless, there was nothing he could do about it.

He had no other choice. Otherwise, it would be impossible for him to grow closer to Kathleen in his entire lifetime.

When Kathleen approached the doorway, she swiveled around. “Samuel, please revoke my VIP status from the malls.”

Samuel looked at her coldly. “All you need to do is not spend your money there. I’ll stop the subscriptions then.”

“I’ll pay you back next time.” Kathleen desired a clean slate with him.

Samuel glared at her. “Will you be spending Charles’ money?”

“Of course.” Kathleen tipped her head up, then declared proudly, “He’s my brother after all.”

I’m your family and your brother, too. So why can’t you spend my money instead?” Samuel was slightly peeved by

understand.” Kathleen always had difficulty winning an

turned around

had a sunny-side-up egg on it. The egg was round

Instantaneously, the corner of his thin lips

back to

she stepped into the house, she heard Charles

did you go? I hadn’t heard

and Benjamin,” Kathleen explained.

a meal with

that Kathleen was trying

She then confessed, “I met with Samuel

nearly fell down the stairs. “And here I thought it was him

the two of us are only family members. He is something like a brother to me, and

his brother. It’ll be asking me to stoop to his

then. I can’t be bothered to care about all that. In the end, if you do somehow enrage him to the point where he no longer wants to be my family, he’ll come pestering me once

Charles was rendered speechless.

promptly made her

to be his family?” Charles

at him. “That’s right. You don’t believe it’s

else, then I do believe that it can be true. But if it’s Samuel, I don’t believe it

merely be Kathleen’s family is probably just a way for him to buy more time. I bet it’s so that he could get closer to her. Why is she so foolish, though?

Samuel is planning. But, at least, with a deal like this, he won’t intervene if we decide to leave one day. Otherwise, once everything is settled, do you honestly

Charles pursed his lips.

he was not afraid of Samuel, Charles feared that Kathleen would be the

“You should

aback by her

marched up the

sigh. Perhaps she’s actually clever but she doesn’t show it. Some things are

an invitation. “Ms. Johnson, this is an

was surprised.

the invitation, then flipped it open. As she scanned through it, Kathleen began to

Johnson. It’s from Felix Morris,” Maria answered.

he inviting you over?”

happening between Christopher and me, but in the

“So should

he wants to speak with me alone. So what’s the use of

you plan on telling them?” Charles

had no desire

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