Seduced by My Childhood Sweetheart’s Brother

Chapter 99

“You were busy with your studies. It wasn’t a big deal, so I didn’t tell you about it. You just need to focus on yourself and take good care of Lulu.

“You don’t need to worry about anything else. Me and your dad are still here. There’s no need for you to worry about our family.”

Aunt Melida had just finished cutting her steak. Although she sat far away from me, she passed a slice to my plate and gestured for me to eat it.

Uncle Austin looked at the plate and said to Aunt Melina, ‘Melina, you can cut a few more slices for Lulu. She likes to eat steak.

“Also, Colin, we’ve watched Lulu grow up. You must take good care of her there. You don’t need to come home anymore if anything happens to her.”

“Alright. I’m still cutting the steak. You could help if you think I’m too slow.”

“It’s alright. Mom, Dad, you two can eat. I’ll cut it.”

The three of them began to discuss who would cut the steak for me. As the center of attention, I felt happy and worried.

Lilac had already been wary of me. She was scared I would steal Felix and her position in the White family away from her.

With that personality of hers, there was a high possibility that she’d hate me for garnering Colin’s protection and care.

help but shudder in fear when I thought

mostly annoyed. So,

could not fight his family on this. After considering, he backed down

said, “Lili, let me formally introduce you to my big brother, Colin White. Colin, I’ve been with Lili for some

too busy. I thought you would meet her eventually since we were family,

sorry.” It was quite a shock to see Felix

was not in her favor, so she did not dare to say

O +10 BONUS

aggrievedly with red eyes. She lowered her head and began eating

through the corner of his eyes

of Lilac Hawthorn. I

is Lilac Hawthorn. She has a few family issues, so she moved here

chair

I remember incorrectly? Didn’t the Hawthorns and the

noticed that the

Lilac being

immediately changed when she heard Colin mention the Dixons from Northpool.

parents pretended they couldn’t hear their conversation and

cooked to perfection.