Chapter 42 Calling Brother

Sterling looked at the girl in front of him. She had tied her hair up in a high ponytail that day. Her small face, barely the size of his palm, peeked out from beneath her airy bangs. Her features were delicate and flawless, and beneath her thick, curled eyelashes were eyes as clear as water, seemingly devoid of any impurities. Being looked at with such pure and clean eyes, he felt an urge to tear apart this innocence and beauty.

He was not unaware that beneath her angelic face, she concealed the heart of a Bad Girl.

Sterling did want to see, to what extent could she go for Corbin?

The smooth lines of his tense jawline tightened, he suddenly reached out, gripping her slender wrist, and flung her against the wall he had been leaning on.

Audrey, having been pampered since childhood, felt a bit of a backache from his toss.

Before she had a chance to say anything, her delicate chin was pinched by his two slender fingers.

“Did you want me to take the test?”

Audrey’s slender chin was pinched painfully by him, but she didn’t push him away, only obediently nodded her head, softly humming in agreement.

“Call me brother.” His eyebrows slightly raised, a hint of mockery in his dark pupils, the intention to humiliate her was very strong.

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Audrey paused for a moment.

I didn’t expect him to have such a wicked sense of humor.

in his eyes, the corner of his lips curling up into a sharp curve, “Stay away from me if you’re

became even more profound and sharp, exuding

the tips of

quite thick–skinned, but she still felt a bit embarrassed when he suddenly asked her to call

as he let go of her jaw, preparing to leave, a soft, gentle

tall, thin b*dy paused for a moment.

seemed that he hadn’t expected her

black eyes, his tongue pressing against his back molars,

didn’t catch what

grasping his sleeve and giving it a gentle

hand clutching his sleeve, Sterling swallowed, pulled his hand away, distanced himself

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and sweet face, her eyes sparkling

of leaving. Audrey left

footsteps behind her. Before she could turn around, her long, straight, black ponytail was

forward, passed her, his low, cold and clear voice carrying a hint of hoarseness, “Don’t block my way.”

the young man cross behind her, his tall yet aloof silhouette, and slightly pouted

block the way and say something, why did you have to pull

Annoying!!

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