Seduced by My Childhood Sweetheart’s Brother

Chapter 168

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Colin soothed me patiently for a long time. Each word he said brought me comfort. He cheered me up, making me go from crying to laughing. I no longer dwelled on the previous night’s events.

“Colin, did you receive the birthday gift I sent you?” I asked.

“Yes, I called you as soon as I received it. Did you make this by hand? It’s beautiful. I really like it.”

Colin’s voice was deep and slightly hoarse. His eyes sparkled as if two lamps were burning within.

“Yes, I made two. Yours is dark blue, and mine is light blue. Did you see the two little figures? The taller one is you and the shorter one is me.‘

“So, I guessed right. You’ve been a little rascal since you were young. Remember when you wanted to catch dragonflies and asked Aunt Harper? She was busy, so I took you out.

Right, I was the one who put on your coat and tied your hair into little braids. But it was my first time doing a girl’s hair, so it didn’t turn out very pretty.”

“Colin, you remember it so well, and I remember it too. There were so many dragonflies that day. They were flying in the sky, with some resting on the walls and fences. But you were so clumsy. You only caught one.

Recalling my childhood improved my mood significantly.

warm evening. Colin’s hand was holding mine as we

you guess why I

was engrossed in talking about our childhood

and thought for a moment. “Because dragonflies are important to the ecosystem, and you didn’t want me to

so smart, Lulu.

movement pulled at the wound on my leg. It

were filled with concern again.

should call

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him either, so I let him go

manage on my own.”

Why

I’m not scared anymore. It’s really good to have you around.

Promise me

I’ll

not protecting me well. Only Colin asked me if I

for almost an hour. Only after I promised not to scare him again did Colin hang

entered with the cornflakes while I

not mad at me

the bedside cabinet and went to the bathroom to wash the bowl and spoon. He then served me the cornflakes, gently stirring them with a small