Seduced by My Childhood Sweetheart’s Brother

Chapter 37

Felix’s implied meaning was basically–I’d dote on my girl no matter what, including taking the blame for

her mistakes.

In other words–come at me if you had a problem with her, not her!

When I still refused, Felix began lecturing me about life values. It was irritating.

So, in the end, I changed my clothes and went out with him.

It was just a barbecue dinner. It wasn’t like Felix could do any harm to me. If I insisted on not going, it’d only make me seem like I hadn’t gotten over that matter.

So I went!

Mom gave me an umbrella before I left. She told me to come home early in a less than happy tone as it seemed like rain was coming. I had just recovered, so it’d be best not to get caught in the rain and catch

a cold.

Felix promised he would take care of me, which put a smile on my mother’s face in return.

I changed into a white dress and let my hair down. I then put on some light lipstick. Mom said my hair

and was most suited to

glinted in Felix’s eyes the moment I left my

was around five feet five inches tall, and I had long, slim legs. I wasn’t too skinny

was curvy and

the roadside,

narrow. Children ran around from time to

squeeze for us.

a short distance between us. Felix shot

nonchalantly, calmly maintaining my walking speed. I maintained a step behind

Felix used to make me so happy.

school instead of

cooperated. He always took a step forward with a cold expression while I ran after

like an angry girlfriend.

back then. I never stopped, even when he responded with the cold shoulder. It seemed like I didn’t care

the chance to stand beside Felix, I had lost all my excitement. I would rather stay behind him now because my perception had changed. Felix was

barbecue restaurant had a

there was amazing. You could see all walks of life from out the window. I could see myself reflected in the glass,

long after sitting down, rain began falling outside. I was grateful for my

would’ve been drenched in

and side dishes. He then started grilling the