The Enchanted Night

e is Ru

t tonight. Will the

, you're

uld still hear the charming, sexy voice of the mysterious man, and his hot breath when he blew into her ea

ain. It felt like a dream that was not real, yet that very dream had come to life, and was now standing right in front of

and baffled. Horace coughed intentionally to dis

s older brother. So he is y

e man she had slept with the other night was in fact, her brother-in-law. Trying her best to suppress her shock, she squeezed out a weak smile. Howe

ufus Luo. Nic

timate voice, his rakish smile, his slender and strong hand that was stretched out in a greeting. Her mind lingered on the four words tha

, brothe

ook his hand politely. Just as she was about to withdraw, he pulled at her palm

. The man seemed not to notice as he raked a finger down her

He was caressing her right in front of the Tang family! She tried to force her han

s Lionel's wif

s he introduced her to Rufus gaily. He was clearly obli

all

er hand back. His manner had been careless throughout this encounter, but at Horace's words, his eyes

intensity of his gaze. His eyes never left her. As her panic elevated, she had little

she could no longer bear the sensation of being so blatantly stared at. "Mother, Father, I'm

a, Cassandra mustered the courage to

e face, Horace nodded, signaling

Do you have a fever? All right, take some rest. Rufus has come to stay with

de Cassandra's heart, morphing into a whirlwi

words as if they carried the best news in the world - t

opportunities'," Rufus reminded her,

his own right. His eagle-like eyes suggested an additional meaning to his words that onl

could. As she finally reached her room, she could barely support her trembling legs. Downstairs, if she ha

she leaned against it, gasping hard as air filled up her l

so fast that it could have

r than the older brother of her spouse. It was just too dramatic to be true. With this absurd

hould

d happened so fast and caught her off-guard. She had been utterly un

ably not boast around about the strange encounter with her. Convincing herself that the s

o held her most dreadful secret, Cassandra felt shockingly nervous and te

time-bomb which could

l a man born out of wed

idea of living together with Rufus, a roaring sound sudd

t voice. It

language when you t

n the door quietly. With great caution, she sneaked out of her room and hid at one corner of the staircas

he veins on his forehead. His finger was pointing

of Horace, but right now, in the presence of Lionel, whom she agr

ed himself to the company for so many years. You should know that better than anyone else. Now you are saying you want to hand the co

ed to have no respect for the new member of the family. Cassandra began to feel sorry for the man being ins

e back of Rufus and was unable to get a clear view of th

's older brother. That means my father met my mother before you.

eechless, so he took it as a temporary victory and laughed softly. Suddenly, he turned his head, mee

inister fashion. She caught the thirst that flash

ntaining her squatting position for too long and the tension in her leg caused her to lose its strength, making her fall f