I'm Your Sister, Brother Chow

In this household, the only person who really treated her as part of the Howard family was Aunt Blaine. She knew that she had let Aunt Blaine down.

Aunt Blaine saw that Vivian was looking at her cautiously and let out a soft sigh. She sat down on the bed and stroked Vivian's hair gently. "Stop thinking about what happened and just have some breakfast. You've almost slept the day away."

Had she really slept for the whole day?

Vivian quickly realised the meaning behind Aunt Blaine's words.

She glanced at the clock on the headboard in a panic. It said that it was seven o'clock, but the dark skies outside her window told her that it was seven in the evening instead of in the morning.

That made sense, though. Chow literally tortured her for the entire night. How could she even think that she'd wake up at seven in the morning?

Vivian let out a surprised cry. "I still have to go for extra classes!"

It was not until she spoke that she realised that her voice was extremely hoarse.

It must be because she'd been crying all night long.

Thinking of it made Vivian feel a deep sense of guilt and shame. She quickly hid under the covers again.

Aunt Blaine sighed, reached for the porridge on the tray, and stirred it with a spoon. "Don't worry. Young Master has already informed the school that you won't be coming in today."

Vivian stiffened when she heard Aunt Blaine mention Chow.

Her shoulders drooped as she hesitated. "A-Aunt Blaine, Brother Chow, w-where..." she stammered.

She was aware that Chow wouldn't feel anything for her, but she had been in love with him for too long. She just wanted to know where he was.

Vivian knew that everything she did was futile, but she still couldn't stop herself from falling deeper.

Stunned, Aunt Blaine shot Vivian a hasty smile. She put the bowl back on the table. "Young Master has some social activities tonight and he will probably come back later," said Aunt Blaine. "Miss Vivian, get up and eat some porridge. There are some ribs stewing in the kitchen as well. I'll bring some up when they're ready. You must be famished."

Vivian nodded obediently at Aunt Blaine.

Aunt Blaine said made sense. Vivian was still a young girl. She hadn't eaten anything yesterday because of Chow, and she'd spent most of today

When she sat up, she suddenly realised that she was

up in the bathroom. There was an almost angry look

thought that she would be able to see the gentle side of Chow. Maybe yesterday hadn't been a

bit of warmth she felt from her memory fragments, Vivian's mood lifted

porridge touched her parched lips,

Young Master has told me that you don't have to go to school anymore. He says

what Aunt Blaine said. "I can't

didn't want to be the one to break the news to Vivian, but she couldn't resist

in the bowl. She suddenly felt

as her private space. Even if she had close to no friends there, it

knew that it would get even harder for her

felt a sense of relief when Aunt Blaine told

managed a smile at

that Chow no longer allowed her to apply for the colleges she had picked out initially,

Mr. Dylan was still around, he would have been very disappointed in Young Master Chow. You're a

always referred to Chow's father as Mr. Dylan because it

Aunt Blaine mention Uncle Dylan. She couldn't imagine how disappointed Uncle Dylan would be in her if he found out that she'd

to take

ended up getting into such a twisted

didn't know what to

know how to face Celine, who

her appetite. She looked at the porridge in

clinging to the lingering warmth that was left. "Brother Chow is just blinded with hatred and revenge. He doesn't know what he's doing. Once he'd had his revenge on me, he'll come to his senses

would have to

pang of sorrow in her heart when she thought of

going to have

belonged together

because of her predicament, but only she knew that the only way to get

stew and bring some up for you." Aunt Blaine whispered comfortingly to Vivian before she got up