The Love I Begged For Was Never Real novel Chapter 408

The siblings had only each other to rely on and shared a deep bond. What gave her the right to demand that Gideon focus all his attention on her?

Nathan clenched his fists tightly.

It was precisely during those years of frequent interaction with the Hayes family that he met Giselle.

She was the exact opposite of Nora, who was always frowning, scheming, and revolving her entire existence around Gideon.

Giselle was beautiful and innocent. She would flutter through banquets in her haute couture gowns like a joyful butterfly, her smile pure and completely untainted. She would hold his hand and sweetly call him Nathan.

That feeling of being touched by sunlight pulled Nathan in deep.

He fell in love with Giselle.

It was a crush he carefully buried deep in his heart, making it the most secretive corner of his teenage years.

With this hidden affection taking root, evaluating Nora's hostility toward Giselle made his resentment toward his sister multiply exponentially.

One was his biological sister—constantly bitter and using moral high grounds to guilt-trip people. The other was an innocent, universally adored heiress.

The scales in his heart had silently tipped a long time ago.

He started taking Giselle's side at every event. Whenever Nora criticized Giselle, he would defend her, lashing out at Nora with cold, biting remarks aimed precisely to hurt.

He gradually forgot the days he trailed behind her, calling her 'Sister'. His mind was consumed entirely by his admiration for Giselle and his disdain for Nora.

And now, she had killed the girl he loved and brought total destruction upon their family. Wasn't it perfectly justified for him to hate her?

But...

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