Cherished By Seven Sisters novel Chapter 962

Chapter 962 Venting Frustration 

When a high–quality young man like Zephyr appeared, Sylvia surprisingly couldn’t muster the desire to befriend him and even felt somewhat repelled. 

Agreeing to marry Zephyr was merely a way of venting her frustration at Emrys. 

At that moment, Sylvia had to admit, she had fallen for Emrys. 

“Ms. Morris, you’re in unrequited love, aren’t you?” The expression on Cordelia’s face suddenly took on a peculiar shift, no longer filled with 

anger. 

Instead, a hint of guilt toward Emrys began to surface. It seemed that I had misunderstood Emrys. I initially thought he was the type of man who toyed with girls‘ hearts, unwilling to take responsibility for his actions. However, it turned out that the issue lay with Sylvia herself. It can’t be that he’s automatically obligated to reciprocate just because she has feelings for him, right? That’d be unreasonable! 

With a sympathetic tone, Cordelia advised, “Ms. Morris, I understand that Emrys is quite exceptional, and there are many girls who fancy him. However, he can’t be responsible for everyone. You’re not only making things difficult for him but also devaluing yourself.” 

It’s quite the testament to their sibling love, isn’t it? One moment, she was berating Emrys, calling him a terrible man, and the very next, she was praising him for his excellence. How nice. Sylvia hung her head in silence. 

The matter of emotions was not something one could easily let go of. 

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better. At least she knew that Emrys wasn’t fooling around outside. 

When Sylvia returned, her emotions were entirely different from when she had arrived. 

She had embarked on the journey with the intention of meeting Emrys, carrying the resentment of a young girl in her heart. Unfortunately, she did not get to see Emrys. Moreover, after her exchange with Cordelia, she found herself even more confused than before. 

By the time she returned to the Morris residence, she still seemed to be lost in her own world. 

Meanwhile, Ameera was happily contemplating the wedding, as getting involved with the secret clan was absolutely worth it! 

Ameera was in high spirits when suddenly she heard Sylvia utter such a sentence. “Mom, can I… back out?” 

Instantly, her brows furrowed. “What? Backing out? Sylvia, what nonsense are you spouting?” 

After a moment of hesitation, Sylvia voiced out, “I don’t want to marry Zephyr.” 

“You must be joking!” 

Ameera’s face darkened instantly. “You were the one who agreed to marry Zephyr back then. Now you’re saying you won’t? Do you think you can just call it off by saying so?” 

Initially, Zephyr had arrived with a marriage proposal in hand. If he 

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been one thing. However, regardless of how it came about, Sylvia had ultimately agreed to marry him. 

Regretting at that point was akin to slapping Zephyr’s face. The Lestrange family likely wouldn’t let that go easily. 

Ameera spoke with a serious expression, “I admit that at first, I strongly advised you to marry Zephyr. However, when I heard you were unhappy about it, didn’t I say I wouldn’t force you? I only suggested that you try to get along with Zephyr, didn’t I? You were the one who suddenly decided you wanted to marry, even insisting that Zephyr make the wedding as grand as possible. Now, just a few days later, you’ve changed your mind about getting married? Do you think this is some kind of game? Besides, how could marrying into the Lestrange family have been unfair to you? Sylvia, you weren’t like this before. What on earth has happened recently… Could it be because of that good–for–nothing? You can’t possibly have fallen for him, can you?” 

Ameera seemed to have thought of something. When she spoke those words, she clearly saw an unnatural flicker cross Sylvia’s face, instantly igniting her, anger. 

Ameera didn’t mention the name of that good–for–nothing, yet everyone knew exactly who she was talking about. 

“I noticed something was off with you from the start, and sure enough, it’s because of that good–for–nothing! Sylvia, when did you become so foolish? What on earth is so great about that worthless man?” Ameera was almost beside herself with frustration. 

She couldn’t say anything about Ninette because she had always had a bond with Emrys since they were children. Conversely, Ninette’s