Seduced by My Childhood Sweetheart’s Brother novel Chapter 411

"Okay. Did Flynn call you?" Colin asked.

"How did you know? Did he contact you?" I was surprised.

"He asked me before if I knew Queenie's whereabouts, but I didn't tell him. Actually, if you hadn't posted that photo, he might not have found out so quickly," Colin explained.

"I don't know if I did the right thing. I wanted Flynn to see it. After so many years, they need to end their relationship instead of letting it hang. Flynn owes Queenie an explanation. And he has to step up if we want Queenie to move on.

"I don't want Queenie to wait any longer. I pity her. Being together for five years is long enough. I don't want her to waste a lifetime on Flynn. Flynn isn't worth it, and Queenie deserves better," I grumbled sadly.

"I just ended a call with Flynn, and he seemed very emotional. He might come over these days, so keep an eye on Queenie. If anything happens, call me immediately. Don't try to handle this yourself.

"And make sure Queenie gets to have a talk with Flynn. It doesn't matter if Flynn will give her closure, but she needs to end things herself. At least she should know what she really wants. That way, she won't mess things up later. Starting over will definitely be painful," Colin said worriedly.

"Okay, I'll be careful. And I'll talk to Queenie." I nodded slightly.

"Good girl. Do you miss me?" Colin grinned boyishly.

Why did he keep asking this question when he knew I wouldn't confess truthfully? I was as red as a tomato when I admitted to missing him and told him to get home soon.

A woman's voice sounded from the other end of the screen. I couldn't quite hear what she said, but the gist was that they couldn't believe the cool and handsome Mr. White was trying to charm a lady.

Was Colin flirting with me when there was someone else in the room? And it was a woman too. That didn't seem appropriate.

The voice sounded strangely familiar, but I couldn't remember where I had heard it before. It was probably one of Colin's colleagues. I told myself not to think too much about it.