Unveiling the Genius Behind the Divorcee by Lily Foster

Chapter 248 The Doting Brother Maniac Harry

David’s voice came through the other end, sounding like a mix of a ghost’s wail and a wolf’s howl. “Boss, you finally remembered to contact me! I’ve been so bored!”

Aylin had been busy with her company’s business these past few days, so she hadn’t been in touch with him much.

This caused David to be much frustrated.

“That’s perfect as I have a task for you, “Aylin said seriously. “Sebastian has recently appeared in western district. Keep a close eye on him and don’t let him get away. I have some questions for him tomorrow.”

Upon hearing Aylin entrusting him with an important task, David felt a surge of pride welling up within him. His voice rang out loud and clear, as if it could pierce the sky.

“Don’t worry, Boss. I’ll definitely get it done!”

Sebastian.

Harry swiftly caught the name. His eyebrows furrowed, and his eyes were as cold as the broken ice in the depths of a harsh winter.

With one hand on the steering wheel and the other reaching for his phone, he discreetly sent a message while Aylin wasn’t looking.

The destination was reached quickly. Harry got out of the car first, and with one hand, he opened the door for Aylin, while the other hand carefully shielded her from the door frame.

Upon seeing his actions, Aylin’s nose suddenly felt sour.

When I was a child, I used to go out and have fun with my father, uncle, and their families. At first, it was always my father who took care of me, but later on, it became Harry.

“Harry, I’m already an adult.”

Harry gently patted her head. “No matter how old you get, you’ll always be my little sister.”

No matter how old you are, you’ll always be my daughter. Aylin suddenly recalled her father’s identical words from years ago and fiercely pinched her palm.

Dad, Mom, I miss you guys so much…

The intricately carved and hollowed-out courtyard gates of the Koch’s home, along with the furnishings inside, did not undergo any significant changes.

It was Aylin’s way of commemorating her deceased parents.

She wanted to preserve all their traces to the greatest extent.

After Harry stepped through the door, he felt a slight dizziness. Everything before his eyes was exactly the same as he remembered. There was the cobblestone path and the beautiful bushes on both sides.

built for his daughter twenty years ago, and

the world changed, even the stars in the

one living there. Harry didn’t dare to think about how she had managed

flickered across the

would definitely protect Aylin and never

the case for the deaths of

was determined to help Aylin seek vengeance and settle the score. Otherwise, he would fail as a brother and betray the love and care

change in Harry’s expression she pulled

Harry. They respectfully greeted

this Ms.

opened the door that he saw Harry, his

“Mr. Harry?”

slightly. “It’s me,

aloof, but the fact that he could show such an

with happiness as he warmly welcomed the two guests inside and invited them to sit down. He then brewed

busy. Come and

permission before sitting down on the

of his family, Harry removed

Everyone was shocked!’

this… Harry Gardner,

skin, with distinct and well-defined facial features. There was not a single flaw on his face,

with a slight upward tilt at the corners. When he looked at someone, it felt as if the person could drown in their

would seem loving even when staring at the most mundane things like

flies so fast. My memory is still stuck on when Mr.

Harry first made this decision, it really infuriated Uncle Nathan. He insisted that he would never acknowledge Harry as his son from the Gardner family. But now, he watches Harry’s movies on TV every

your looks, I bet quite a few young ladies like you and

“Are you teasing me?”

quite a few young ladies, and there are also quite a few men who call me

was speechless. There’s no need for

children chatting affectionately,

family gathered together, there was always some casual chatting,

would you like

“Oh dear!”

no! I haven’t even prepared the ingredients yet! I’ve been so