Seduced by My Childhood Sweetheart’s Brother

Chapter 47

In the following days, I started running a fever, feeling disoriented and uncomfortable with pain all over

my body.

Jade and the others visited me and shared jokes to cheer me up every day. Yet. I couldn’t muster any interest. Seeing my lack of enthusiasm, they fell silent and quietly kept me company throughout the day.

Ever since the Whites left that night, my parents and I tacitly avoided mentioning the incident.

I wasn’t sure if Aunt Melinda had visited me again. But my parents didn’t bring it up, and I preferred not to

dwell on it.

My parents devoted all their attention to me, seemingly cutting ties with the White family.

I observed Mom several times, especially two days ago when she turned Aunt Melinda away during her visit. There was a subtle hint of concern in Mom’s eyes.

I sighed inwardly, realizing that my condition had strained the relationship between Mom and Aunt

Melinda.

fragile and helpless as me could be both a blessing and a curse for my mom. However, judging by the current situation,

when my parents were meeting with the doctor to discuss my condition. I woke up from

her big, watery eyes were

attention to her

Lilac. Instead, he sincerely apologized for leaving me alone on the

indifferent to his

I didn’t need any apology. I calmly told him that the severe injuries were my own fault and

with him, I wouldn’t have agreed to go out with

place.

have spared me from this pitiful

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apologizing, and I grew a bit annoyed. I patiently informed him that I didn’t blame him. If anyone were to blame,

I wouldn’t have suffered this. I even mentioned that I planned to confront the property management

I didn’t place blame on him, nor did I engage in any verbal exchange with

certainly wouldn’t have expected Lilac, who supposedly considered me a

I

no feelings toward me, I’d free myself from holding onto any feelings

left, his expression seemed somewhat unpleasant. However, I couldn’t discern if it was due to guilt or

I chose to disregard

was time to let