The Woman From Hell

I stood before the door of Tyler's home. This was his and Susan's new home. I had never been here yet.

The housekeeper was the one who answered the door when I rang the doorbell. "Miss Lane, please come in."

The housekeeper's smile was bright when he saw me. He invited me in. "Sir would be delighted to know that you've come."

After we entered the living room, the housekeeper called out, "Sir, Madam, come quick and see who has come."

The moment his voice sounded, Tyler and Susan looked toward me.

They were stunned when they saw me. Probably because they did not think I would come.

Tyler looked like he was still angry with me. He just threw me a glance before lowering his head to continue reading his documents. Susan was enthusiastic. She came over and pulled me over. "I thought you wouldn't come." "Susan." I smiled at her then turned my gaze to Tyler. "Ty."

"I didn't think I would hear you call me that ever again in this lifetime." Tyler's voice was flat but harsh.

I lowered my gaze, aware that he was still angry.

Susan was smiling widely. "What misunderstanding is there between brother and sister that can't be discussed? Have a good talk. I'll go prepare lunch."

It was obvious that she was giving Tyler and me the chance to make up. Susan winked at me before following the housekeeper to the kitchen to get started on lunch.

After she left, the atmosphere felt like it had frozen over.

peeked at Tyler. While his head was facing downward, he did not look like he was looking at the documents. "Ty, are you still mad at

should I be mad? You don't want me to bother with your problems, so unbothered is what I am." Tyler said he

a breath, I sat next

the corner of his clothes. "Ty, I was wrong. I know you're worried about me and

all that to you."

change in Tyler's mood. He threw the documents aside and looked

"You know

You shouldn't

Forget your friends, but you even did that to me and I'm your brother." Tyler sighed after

about me.

you have my best interest at heart. I promise I won't exclude

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you still

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all grown

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smile on his

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can I do? Someone