"Gavin actually asked me 'Are you done?'"

Wendy suddenly raised her head and looked at Gavin angrily. "I heard that you've had a lot of girlfriends, right?"

Although he didn't know what Wendy was going to do, Gavin still replied, "It's a pity that none of them could be your sister-in-law."

"Yeah, it's a pity," Wendy said with a fake smile, "At least for now, it seems that the girls you've dated are very sensible."

Gavin was now really in a daze. He looked at Wendy in confusion and asked, "Can you tell that?"

The girls he had dated were not originally sensible.

They had to be sensible.

Otherwise, they would have receive the parking gift before they were not sensible and made a scene.

Wendy obviously didn't realize it. She gritted her teeth and said, "If they are not sensible, how can you not know what a girl is like when she really makes a scene?"

Gavin finally understood. What Wendy meant was that she didn't actually make a scene, but now she could do so right now.

He made a gesture of surrender. "I'm your brother, which is an undeniable fact. Tell me what you want."

He had already promised that he could deal with Wendy.

Therefore, he was going to go all out-no matter what request the damned girl made, as long as he could do it, he would agree!

Gavin had been ready to face the rainstorm, but Wendy suddenly looked unexpectedly calm.

She looked at him and asked calmly, "When did you know?"

"Not much earlier than you." Gavin lied in order to hide his feelings. "I knew when you and Connell were dating."

Wendy hesitated for a moment and asked, "Are you happy now?"

"When I first knew about it, I was only surprised." Gavin avoided the point and said lightly, "I didn't even have time to be happy."

"What about now?" Wendy didn't give up and continued, "How are you feeling now?"

"Maybe because I've accepted the fact, so I feel good now." Gavin glanced at Wendy and added, "If you weren't my sister, things would be perfect."

Wendy didn't think much about it at all. She swiftly kicked Gavin and said, "Damn! How dare you dislike me as your sister?"

Gavin just replied with a smile.

Not only did he dislike Wendy as his sister, but he also wished that Wendy was not his sister at all.

However, it was the fact. No matter how cruel it was, it could not be reversed.

So, just let the damned girl misunderstand him.

Wendy said angrily, "Let's make it clear first. I won't call you brother!"

"It doesn't matter." Gavin put his hands in his pockets and looked relaxed. "Anyway, there are many girls who are willing to call me 'Brother Gavin'."

Wendy almost spat out blood.

He thought that Gavin would reply that he would not be used to it if she suddenly called him brother.

However, he actually showed off the number of his admirers instead.

Sure enough, shameless people were invincible!

What was most frustrating was she could not stop loving him.

Thus, she was also quite invincible.

Gavin looked at Wendy. "You're not angry now, are you?"

"I wasn't angry. I just didn't expect it." Wendy raised her head and looked up at the dark night sky. "Gavin, why are you my brother?"

"Yeah." Gavin sighed in the way Wendy did. "Why am I your brother?"

If it wasn't the case, how wonderful would it be!

He would rather be an orphan and not know about his biological parents for the rest of his life.

As long as Wendy was never his sister.

Wendy seemed to have really calmed down. She poked Gavin's arm and asked, "Will you... Forgive Mom?"

"I never blamed her." Gavin said, "She explained the situation to me. If she hadn't abandoned me, I might have been sent to a remote mountain area, or even worse. At that time, she chose to abandon me, which sounded cruel but was the right choice for her and for me."

"Then... You..." Wendy looked at Gavin carefully with anticipation in her beautiful almond-shaped eyes.

On contrary to his understanding of Dolly, Gavin replied in a completely different tone. "I don't blame her, but it doesn't mean that I will call her mom."

His voice seemed to be emotionless.

"But, Mom should... Really want to hear you call her Mom," Wendy said, "For so many years, I actually have a feeling that-Mom has always been worried about you."

"... Why do you have such a feeling?" Gavin posed a question.

"I've felt that my mother had something on her mind since I was a child," Wendy said, "When she was at home, she often got distracted. She always looked distressed whenever she was taking care of me. Looking back, she must be missing you-she was afraid that you wouldn't live a good life."

Gavin said lightly, "In fact, I've been living a pretty good life these years."

"I can tell." Wendy stared at Gavin for two seconds. "Even if you don't have any abilities and skills, with your appearance alone, you won't have to worry about feeding yourself for the rest of your life."

"..." Gavin could not tell if Wendy was speaking ill or highly of him, and he only told himself that Wendy must have praised that he was handsome!

"Mom didn't make it clear just now, and it's inconvenient for us me to inquire about it in the future. So, I want to ask you a question now." Wendy said with some hesitation.

Gavin nodded. "Go ahead. As long as I know, I will answer all of your questions."

Unexpectedly, Wendy didn't complain that Gavin claimed to be her brother so quickly. She asked very carefully, "Have you... Seen your father?"

"..."

"..."

"You don't have to be so careful." After a short silence, Gavin smiled, but the smile soon faded away. "'Dad' is a very strange word to me. I saw him once when I was born, but he died unexpectedly soon. So, I have no impression of him."

"... Well, I'll tell you," Wendy tried very hard to describe it. "My father is such a nice person that he'll buy whatever you want for you. Also, he'll only support you whatever you want to do. What a mess you've made, he won't scold you!"

Gavin nodded. "So what?"

"So, I'll give you half of my father." Wendy said generously, "Since my mother is your mother, if you want, my father can also be your father. My father is very nice. As long as you don't do wrong, he will definitely like you!"

Gavin couldn't help smiling, and rubbed Wendy's hair hard. "Thank you. But I've already taken away half of your mother. I'll leave your father all to you."

Wendy looked at Gavin in confusion and asked, "Don't you want to experience what it feels like to have a father?"

"I'm used to living a life without parents." Gavin seemed very helpless. "Now all my friends have become my relatives, and I also have you as my sister. Let me digest it first. But, thank you anyway."

From Wendy's tone, it was not hard to tell that she liked her father very much, or even more than Dolly.

In this case, it was enough that the damned girl let him experience her father's love.

He was destined to be unable to acquire the love he wanted most.

Everything else was of little significance to him.

"You're welcome!" Wendy smiled. "Although I don't like you very much, and I won't call you brother, either. But whenever you want to see my father, I'll take you back to our home in Australia!"

A wave of warmth surged over Gavin's heart. "Well, let's go back. Your cousin and the others are very worried about you."

Wendy took a look at the hotel that was dozens of floors high, nodded, and followed Gavin upstairs.

She looked at Gavin's slender and straight figure, with the smile on her face slowly withering and falling off like a fading flower.

Perhaps, Gavin wouldn't know that most of what had happened just now was fake.

She was in low spirits to cooperate with her previous show; her disbelief was simply a lie, and she had long accepted the fact that Gavin was her brother.

Nevertheless, she really wanted to let Gavin know what it felt like to have a father.

So she was willing to share her father's love with Gavin.

She grew up under the care of her parents. She had never lacked anything or suffered any grievance.

She didn't dare to imagine how Gavin had spent his long childhood alone in the orphanage.

An adult also needed parents and family, let alone Gavin who was only a few years old.

Although Gavin had never mentioned it, he must have been in very difficult situation when he was a child.

But now, everything was fine now. He had his family and home. In this world, he was no longer alone.

That was the only thing that made Wendy feel less regretful about the fact that she was Gavin's sister.

In the end, Wendy lowered her head and followed Gavin back into the suite.

Almost everyone's eyes were focused on her. Dolly walked straight over to her and asked, "Wendy, how are you?"

Wendy bit her lip and made an apology. "Mom, I'm sorry."

Dolly shook her head and said, "It's mom who should say sorry."

Wendy looked up and smiled. "Mom, you don't have to apologize to me. It's not your fault for what you experienced when you were young. Besides, having an elder brother is something I've always dreamed of. Although he is a little bastard, for the sake of his good looks, I can reluctantly accept him as my elder brother!"

"..." Gavin could only stand it.

Dolly didn't expect that Wendy would think it through so soon. She looked at her in surprise and asked, "You really don't blame me, do you?"

"How could I possibly blame you?"

Wendy meant it.

When she knew that there was no possibility of dating between her and Gavin, she felt so sad that the whole world was about to fall apart.

Back then, Dolly had lost the person she loved the most forever. Even, she had to abandon her own child.

At that time, Dolly must have been very sad.

She felt so sorry about what had happened to her mom. How could she blame her?