Seduced by My Childhood Sweetheart’s Brother

Chapter 452

Flynn was dressed in black, casual attire. He stood straight and upright, but his eyes were dim and lonely.

It had only been one night. Flynn, who had always been cold and sharp, appeared to have experienced countless hardships and was depressed.

I held Queenie’s hand worriedly. She smiled gently at me and said softly, “I’m fine. You can go ahead.”

“Don’t worry, Luna. I’m with Queenie. Even if my life is at risk, I’ll keep Queenie safe.”

Andrew glanced at Flynn coldly before hugging Queenie’s shoulders as if he were a knight guarding a princess.

Usually, she would shake his hand off. However, in front of Flynn, she silently accepted it. She later told me she felt quite despicable to accept Andrew’s kindness, but I didn’t think so. He was willing to help her, and she was willing to accept it. They were a perfect match. She was far from despicable.

When Flynn saw this scene, he instantly felt deep pain and embarrassment. His body shook violently.

Even though I was far away, I could still see his sadness hanging like a cloud, as if it were about to drown him.

had known he would get such a result, Flynn might not have done what he did in the first place. Queenie wouldn’t always stand behind

as they walked away. Flynn stared blankly in the direction they were leaving.

to Andrew. I assumed he had helped Queenie a lot in leaving Flynn successfully. The reason

didn’t dare to offend

valued family interests over love. When he had to choose between love and family–especially when the love was irretrievable–the outcome was evident.

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was genuine. He could prove that everything she had contributed over the years hadn’t been in vain. On the other hand, I hoped he could let go of her. He hurt her too deeply. I was afraid that his never–ending entanglements would sap

Queenie, he was a

he couldn’t bear to part with. In his mind,

to give up. He

to ignore Flynn, but I couldn’t bear seeing him like this. So, I walked over and wanted to advise him. I hoped

to go back. Cherish the

done something unforgivable to

and I got along well with each other’s roommates. Flynn and I were also considered