Seduced by My Childhood Sweetheart’s Brother

Chapter 48

I believed Lilac’s visit that day was to prove that she had won Felix over me.

I initially had a good impression of Lilac, thinking she was fragile and pitiful. If they truly loved each other, I could give them my blessings.

After all, Felix’s dislike for me had nothing to do with Lilac.

However, Lilac’s actions left me disappointed after a few incidents.

I always believed that one should have a pure heart regardless of one’s background or wealth. Lilac was under 20 years old, but she appeared to have been tainted by worldly matters and was too scheming.

I wondered it, with time, Felix would come to regret discovering her true nature. Could their present love endure, allowing them to age together?

During breakfast, I brought up the topic of moving again. Dad mentioned that they had already found a house and paid the deposit.

It was in a new community farther away in the city center. However, the house was still under construction and wouldn’t be ready until next year.

I felt a tinge of regret. Ideally, I wanted to leave immediately and sever ties with Felix completely.

I accepted the situation. Moving out next year still felt promising. At least there was something to look

ten days in the hospital, my physical scars were healing, but a wound in my heart

impossible to mend.

bags hanging. above me, no pungent smell of

was at ease.

bags of fruits

unaware that I had just woken up from a nap. She told Aunt Melinda that

was still sleeping.

sense her disappointment. She probably came to

chit–chatted in the living room. My room door wasn’t fully closed, and i could hear

first mentioned Felix’s situation and repeatedly

calmly told her it wasn’t his fault and that it

family had already chosen a house and would move

it was ready.

for a while and

you believe it or not, I truly feel sorry for Lulu. It’s our fault that she suffered so much and almost lost her life. If I had known Felix was such a mess, I wouldn’t have mentioned that

back then.”

her tears a