Love at First Novel

Chapter 3572

I was just playing some games. I haven't had time to play in a while," Hugh explained, seeing Hayden frown.

"Sister, I really haven't played in a long time. I've been so busy with work. It's rare for me to get off early, so I wanted to unwind a bit. If I didn't play games, I might have gone out drinking with friends, and you would have scolded me again."

In the past, Hugh had always been most afraid of Hayden, even more so than their parents. Even now, he still respected and feared her, especially since she hadn't changed her strict demeanor even after he found out she was his sister, not his brother. He often marveled at how, despite being twins, Hayden was far more accomplished than he was.

"I haven't scolded you in ages," Hayden said with a smile. "But you have too much free time. Why don't you start dating someone? We're the same age, and I'm getting married soon, but you're still single."

Hugh sighed, "Sister, here we go again. You're more worried about my love life than our parents are. But it's all about timing. You and Kevin were meant to be. I'm still waiting for my match."

"Don't you have some good female friends? Why not consider dating one of them?"

"I'm too used to being friends with them. I can't imagine anything more," Hugh replied.

Hayden was left speechless. Hugh just hadn't fallen in love yet. Once he did, she knew he'd be serious about it.

"Fine, I'll leave you to figure it out. But don't stay up too late playing games. Get some rest," Hayden said before heading to her room.

After she left, Hugh went to the kitchen to prepare a midnight snack. He even knocked on Hayden's door to offer her some, but she declined.

Hugh knew Hayden wouldn't eat. She was careful about her diet, especially to maintain her figure. As for himself, Hugh didn't worry much about gaining weight or looking less attractive-he figured it might help deter some of the women wh

who

were

eyeing him now that Hayden was off the market.

Hugh took his snack to the dining area, snapped a few photos, and posted them on his social media, enjoying the late-night attention. Unlike Hayden, who rarely shared anything online, Hugh liked to show off his daily life.

While eating, Hugh scrolled through his friends posts, replying to messages, especially from his female friends. He wondered if any of them might be "the one" his sister kept urging him to find.

But for now, he was content just enjoying the moment.Text property © Nôvel(D)ra/ma.Org.