Seduced by My Childhood Sweetheart’s Brother

Chapter 89

I was sure Colin was ignoring me for a reason.

In the past, he’d treated me so well I shouldn’t make things difficult for him.

Thus, I didn’t call him again. Instead, I tried getting used to taking care of myself, I was scared that someone would say I was shameless once more.

I was using my way to maintain my pitiful dignity.

Actually, I thought about it before. No matter how great Colin treated me, he was still Felix’s brother. He wouldn’t have a fallout or draw a clear line with me for me and Felix.

In the past, when I was friends with Felix, I’d lost to love.

At this time, when I was friends with Colin, I lost to family.

Thinking about it, I was quite pitiful

It was fine during the day. Many people came and went by. My attention could be diverted.

the other hand, it was tough during the night. I had a lot of free time after dinner. I didn’t want my emotions to affect my roommates, so I sat somewhere in the corner of the campus. Usually, I would sit there for a few hours.

It was cold at the end of October. The cold wind made me numb.

On the fourth day after class, I saw Colin on campus. He was walking with Jasmine. I didn’t know what Jasmine said, but he showed a gentle smile.

I wanted to ask him where he had been for the past few days and why he didn’t answer my calls and

texts.

I was sure they didn’t

around to

very slowly. My footsteps

Colin to realize my existence. I wanted

time.

in the corridor. He still looked

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me, he was slightly taken aback. Then,

approached Colin from behind. Colin glanced at

were stuck in my throat. It was

to cry.

confirmed nothing happened to Colin. Since he

I could

I stayed outside and only returned to

almost hit.

what was wrong with me. When I saw Colin and Jasmine

I knew things would end up this

wonder if I was wrong. If I didn’t pass the letter to Colin, would all of this

care and pretend he

the future, he wouldn’t be like Felix and find

have such thoughts. Maybe I had

hurt so badly that I couldn’t eat. I always

I was