Seduced by My Childhood Sweetheart’s Brother

Chapter 97

I thought I would have spent winter break alone. I was reluctant to leave my dorms. However, Colin was

already waiting for me downstairs when I left my block.

He said he hadn’t been home for two years, and his family had asked him to return home.

I was so happy that I jumped in excitement and asked why he didn’t tell me. Colin told me he wanted it to

be a surprise.

I had to admit, I was indeed surprised.

With Colin with me, the ride back home was much more comfortable. He was attentive as he took care of

me like I was a young child.

My m

mom opened the door and was surprised to see me with Colin. She froze momentarily before

greeting us happily.

“Colin, you’re back and looking as dashing as always. Did Lulu cause you any trouble in school? I know

she can be quite clingy.” She took my luggage and invited us in.

“How could that be? Lulu has always been a good girl. She’s no trouble at all.

“I’m quite happy to take care of her.” Colin chatted with my mom as he turned around to knock on his

family’s door.

seconds later, Melinda began

Aunt Melinda is.” My mom pursed her lips

to unpack my luggage while telling me how Aunt Melinda would pretend

Colin.

Melinda had missed Colin deeply as she

later than before. I didn’t tell him that I would be home

in shock when he saw

My baby girl is finally home. Why didn’t you tell

for you.”

did not expect Colin to return. Even Felix

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day earlier than ours. However, he returned one day later as Lilac

day Felix returned, his parents had invited us for

it’s been two years of having dinners without Colin.

a proper dinner together.

he arrived at the airport. Then, we would all go home

for the dinner,

expect Felix to arrive

people was awkward when we all sat

parents had been in a good mood. However, the smiles on

saw Felix and Lilac.

of courtesy and did not say

and Aunt Melinda’s expressions had

at me and my mom, unable to hide the awkwardness

expression.

memories. It wasn’t

Felix anymore. Now, he was nothing more than my neighbor and a childhood friend. That was