Seduced by My Childhood Sweetheart’s Brother novel Chapter 441

"Be good, baby. Don't move. I don't have that much energy right now. I'm not going anywhere in the morning. Let's have breakfast first. Then we'll go shopping in the nearby mall. I'll take you to the airport in the afternoon.

"Be obedient when you go back. Don't talk to men too often—especially Winston. There is something wrong with the way he stares at you. That guy is quite outstanding. You're not allowed to pay attention to him.

"Also, make a lot of money to support me sooner. I don't want to wait for too long. Even if I can wait, my body can't. Last night, my body complained so much that it almost ran away from me."

Colin mentioned his useless self-control again as if losing control was glorious for him.

I was unhappy and uneasy, but there was no other way. There were still issues I needed to deal with in college.

He brought me to breakfast before going to the leisure square to feed the birds. After that, we also went to Dawn Bay to catch shrimp and shopped in the mall.

Autumn garments were already available in large quantities. Colin stated he received a large bonus from the academic exchange this time and wanted to purchase me some outfits. He claimed I looked good in blue, but I refused him.

He was puzzled as to why I didn't accept his gift. I said I didn't like it. Actually, I was annoyed and didn't want him to give me anything right now. I was afraid that he was compensating me for some reason.

He could tell I was unhappy, so he didn't ask further. He said he'd save the money to purchase me a wedding dress in the future. Then, he selected two enormous bags of snacks for me at the supermarket.

Colin appeared tired most of the time, which made me upset and irritated. Several times, I wanted to ask him to return and rest. However, after some thought, I swallowed my words.

I knew that as long as I told him to go back, he'd most certainly go to the hospital. Since he couldn't rest anyway, I'd better have him with me. Perhaps I was a little selfish, but love was inherently selfish.