Seduced by My Childhood Sweetheart’s Brother

Chapter 34

I hadn’t done anything, so how did I piss off Lilac enough to cause her to come all the way to my house to provoke me?

Lilac’s tears began falling when Felix didn’t come to her defense. She clung onto Felix’s waist and buried her face in his chest, crying pitifully.

“Please don’t be like this. Lulu. I know my father is in prison, and my family isn’t as wealthy as yours. I can’t possibly meet your standards. But I really didn’t mean anything else. I just wanted to visit you and

keep you company.

“If you really think less of me, Lulu, then I–I’ll leave right now. I’ll never come and bother you again,” Lilac

whimpered.

What did I do to make her cry so much? How could she be able to cry as if on command? It would surely be a pity if she didn’t get a career in acting.

I got more and more annoyed by the second. I really hated Lilac’s bitchy little waterworks show.

“Thank you for visiting me, Felix. You can both leave now. I’m tired, and I want to rest,” I said faintly.

There was no point talking further if we couldn’t see eye to eye.

My afternoon was ruined by Felix and Lilac just like that. What a pity.

Felix’s expression darkened as anger brewed in his eyes. He stared at me as if angry that I asked them

to leave.

displeasure in his eyes was clear

in his arms. He kissed her forehead

sweetie. Your eyes

look down on Lili, then

of his words were directed at

Felix now. If Felix were a king, then

leave their entire country in ruins with one word from

been doing all she could to torment me. It was her

provoked me first.

was sure he could tell what Lilac was doing, yet there he was,

indulging it.

few words, yet somehow, he saw it as insults

my parents deserved to be insulted by Lilac,

who I thought

piss me off? Are you deaf? Did you not hear what Lilac

about my parents?

biased, but there should at least be a limit. You two can say whatever you

me. I don’t

parents. I don’t want to argue any longer.

there’s nothing important, don’t

pitifully in his embrace, “Felix, I really didn’t mean

misunderstood