Seduced by My Childhood Sweetheart’s Brother

Chapter 279

When Colin left, Felix was asleep.

Bored, I scrolled on my phone on my chair. When I lifted my head, I caught Felix staring at me.

My heart sank, and I looked at the entrance reflexively. But Colin had only just left. He wouldn’t be back this soon.

For some reason, I was afraid of Felix now that he was awake. He looked like he might hurt me because there was something unfamiliar and brooding in

his eyes.

“Are you that afraid of me?” asked Felix with a hoarse voice.

“Sorry, no. I was distracted.”

“Lulu, do you resent me for what I’ve done to you?”

“No, not at all. I was young and naive back then, and I did cause you a great deal of trouble. I was at fault too. Why would I resent you? Besides, I’m over it now. So don’t let that bother you.”

The corner of his lips broke into a barely perceivable smile. “Is that true?”

“Yes. I don’t resent you. In fact, I’m grateful to you. If you hadn’t given me that wake–up call, I would’ve never noticed how sweet Colin was. I would truly be unhappy if I missed out on Colin.”

His smile froze. His expression darkened, and I cowered, afraid of the vibe he was giving off.

you like

what I said somehow triggered him. There was now an air of malice around him. I could only

our conversation.

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wasn’t with me, I should take great

feather.

never imagined that I’d fall for Colin one day–not even before you asked me to look for a

more and more as

told Felix

did, would you be falling for me like

for Colin now?”

difficult question. The scene of a handsome, flawless Felix appeared in my mind. Standing there, he belittled

happened during that Thanksgiving had not taken place, perhaps I would have continued to have a crush on

this delusion one day and

thought about the question and answered, “I don’t

I loved Lilac. But after Lilac and I began dating, I kept thinking about

broke your heart.

myself to be heartless toward you so

me.”

at the IV drip and

him either. However, we were the only ones in the ward. As long as it helped to soothe his temper, I’d let him ramble

be a