After Divorce She Becomes the Billionaire Heiress (Sylvia and Cyril) novel Chapter 303

After returning home, Sylvia was surprised to find both her older brothers there.

The way they looked at her wasn't exactly friendly, and Sylvia immediately understood what was going on. She glanced helplessly at her third brother, Dwight, who didn't think he had done anything wrong. To him, his actions were just about protecting his sister from potential harm.

"Our family has never seen anyone as devoted as you. If Dad knew how devoted you are, he'd probably be amused. And Mom probably never imagined her darling daughter would end up like this, repeatedly acting foolish for a man. Sylvia, tell me, what's your reason this time?"

Bruce sat on the sofa and directly questioned her. Sylvia felt a headache coming on. It wasn't really a big deal, but being questioned by her brothers made it seem more complicated than it was.

"I just couldn't bear to refuse him. After all, he's a patient, so I felt a bit of sympathy. Besides, considering what he's going through right now, well, I can understand. After all, it's my sister..."

"And why does that concern you? We've never seen you so considerate before. Now, just because of Cyril, you're showing so much concern?!"

Balk interrupted her, realizing Sylvia's explanations wouldn't convince them. His tone was particularly harsh. Seeing their intense reactions, Sylvia knew this situation wasn't going to be resolved easily.

"I know you're worried about me, but you really don't need to be. I'm well aware of the situation. Although I've said I want to cut ties with Cyril, you both know it's not that easy, especially since Cyril is still a patient. I feel a bit sorry for him, and isn't that normal? You both don't need to be so sad about it. I know what I'm doing."

Sylvia earnestly began explaining why she wanted to see Cyril this time. It was mainly out of sympathy for Barry, who had been by Cyril's side for so many years without doing anything wrong. But now, because of Barry, Sylvia had ended up in trouble. She regretted going in the first place.

"I no longer have any feelings for Cyril. So even if he stands in front of me, I won't feel much. But when I see him in such a miserable state, I can't help but feel a little sympathy. Isn't it like seeing a wounded animal on the roadside and taking it to the vet?"

The three brothers were stunned by Sylvia's words. Was this the point? What they were discussing and what Sylvia was saying were completely different things. And how could she compare humans to animals?

"You've never been this eloquent before. Looks like you've learned to come up with excuses after being trained in the company for some time. But have you ever thought whether your reason is valid?"