Cherished By Seven Sisters novel Chapter 470

Chapter 470 The Fire Incident

When it came to Larissa, it was obvious. Every time Emrys saw her delicate face, he couldn’t help but want to pinch her cheeks.

However, in that moment, when Emrys’ gaze fell upon Hazel, an inexplicable jolt resonated in his heart. It wasn’t a flutter, but rather a sense of familiarity.

It seemed as though the person before him shared some extraordinary connection with him..

It was a strange feeling.

While Emrys was lost in thought, the teacher and student had already exchanged pleasantries for a while. Unable to contain her excitement, Larissa quickly introduced, “Ms. Mapleton, besides coming to visit you today, I also want to introduce someone to you.”

She ran towards Emrys, pulled him over to Hazel, and said, “Ms. Mapleton, this is my little brother, Emrys. He is an extremely extraordinary person.”

Indeed, Emrys was extraordinary, as he was an Empyrean Lord.

Larissa was eager to see Hazel’s reaction after she learned about Emrys’ identity. However, she didn’t immediately reveal that Emrys was an Empyrean Lord.

Surprises are usually revealed at the end to maximize the effect.

Vaughn, standing to one side, was momentarily stunned.

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Isn’t he your boyfriend? How did he suddenly become your little brother? 

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True to his role as the vice-chancellor, Vaughn quickly caught on. The reason the two had previously pretended to be a couple was merely a performance to make Darrell give up his pursuit.

No wonder he called him his sister just now. It turns out it wasn’t a term of endearment, but a slip of the tongue.

Vaughn couldn’t help but feel bad for Darrell.

She would rather have her little brother pretend to be her boyfriend just to make you give up any hope. It’s really… truly heartbreaking. 

Vaughn confidently stated, “Ms. Mapleton, I’ve already interacted with this young man. I can sense that he is a decent fellow with good character. Moreover, he is very honest and sincere in his speech.”

As he spoke, his face turned a shade of red, likely due to the unusually warm autumn.