The Black Swan's Final Revenge Pirouette: The 99th Game Was Mine All Along by Kylie Homme

Chapter 197

“It is, Sienna. Why don’t you try to understand?”

Aaron sounded helpless, repeating the code of conduct of women in Lakon city He was a part of old fashioned, conservative society, advocating for their strict beliefs. I felt a surge of annoyance overwhelming me as he pointed his finger at my life’s choices.

“You have led a casual life in the modern city without any restrictions.

Now, you are back home. And here, you would have to face severe consequences of your actions.

So, you must act in a certain way to keep up with the standards of the business circle”

Society, business, and responsibilities, that was all I heard after my return. There was a question in my mind, bothering me for a few days about my apparently new life.

“So, you are saying that I should lie, concealing the real side of my personality

How can I pretend to like anyone just for outsiders, Aaron? It’s my life, my happiness!”

Aaron, my super brother, changed his colors faster than a chameleon and became a carbon copy of our dad in a split second, speaking gravely.

Now, Bright is your fiancé and you have

that you are interested in

“Seriously, brother?”

Like, it wasn’t a crime to feel attraction towards someone romantically. Love was a divine

the old ideology, restricting this emotion with genders to dictate others‘ lives. And my family was also a part

fixed my marriage with him. I didn’t have a say in this vital decision. Even though I couldn’t raise my voice to come out as a lesbian in public, only Aaron was aware of my secret. Today’s shopping spree was an excuse to go out and discuss this matter away from the observant eyes of

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that he was on our parents‘ side as well. My feelings were

about our

with women previously. It was fine because here,

dad arranged your marriage with the heir of a strong political bloodline, Bright Wilson. He is a leading young businessman in Lakon city. Above all, he is an ice hockey player, the

a while,

successful, attracting more opportunities because we have

tarnish

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the tears pooling in my eyes. The dark shadows of disappointment slowly tightened their grip

imagine my parents‘ lash