Seduced by My Childhood Sweetheart’s Brother novel Chapter 561

I quickly found a towel and handed it to Winston. He took it to dry the water from his hair.

"I looked around everywhere but didn't see anyone suspicious. Are you sure someone was following you?" His head was wrapped in the towel, muffling his voice.

How could I be wrong about the footsteps? It was so clear.

I calmed myself and forced out a smile. "Well, maybe."

Lunch was delivered about 20 minutes late. The delivery guy wiped the water off his face and sincerely apologized to me. Then, he eagerly asked for feedback on his service.

He looked to be around 20 years old and had a young face. His eyes were filled with anxiety and unease, yet he courageously made his request to me.

"Sorry for being late. It's raining quite heavily…" He knew he was late and tried to explain. But he couldn't find a suitable excuse.

Finally, he gave up and pleaded, "I'm not hoping for your praise. Just don't give me a bad review. My salary will be deducted for receiving a bad review. Please, Miss, I beg you."

I turned to look at Winston, who was carefree and happy. I couldn't help but think how different their lives were.

Both were in their early 20s, yet Winston could enjoy his youth while the delivery guy had to struggle in the rain to make a living.

My mom had always told me to be merciful to others, especially those facing difficulties. She also taught me to help others if I could, but if I couldn't, I shouldn't make things worse.

So, when the guy made the request, I smiled and patted the takeaway box in my hand. "It's okay, I'm not hungry anyway. I'll give you a good review. Keep up the good work."

The delivery guy lowered his head in surprise and gratitude, thanking me over and over again before leaving happily.

"Why are you so happy?"

"Well, because I did something good."

"What nonsense! I've won so many awards and gotten so many perfect scores since I was a child, but my dad has never praised me once. He would, at most, tell me to keep doing my best and continue to work hard.

"Hmph, I've never thought about any class differences, and I've never felt any different from you guys. Money is a good thing, but even without my family's money, I could still live a good life on my own.

"Someday, if the woman I love loves me too, I'll do everything I can to give her everything. I won't rely on my family."

To be honest, I was quite surprised.

People were indeed different from one another.

Winston's words reminded me of Flynn.

They were both the scions, but their perceptions of life and themselves were vastly different.