Finally, the water reached his hands, and the ripples in the cup revealed that they were already trembling. He forced himself to take a big gulp and forced a smile, "Didn't I say I'd be your senior for life?"
"But I think there's another identity that's more suited for a lifetime." Charlotte Green smiled, stepped forward, and crouched down, taking his hand, "Senior, be my brother. Actually, I've wanted to call you brother for a long time."
Gavin Turner heard the sound of his heart shattering completely. He managed a stiff smile, "Indeed, this identity is more suitable for a lifetime."
But he didn't want such a lifetime, not at all.
"So, do you agree?" Charlotte asked with tears blurring her smile.
Could he disagree?
If he disagreed, he wouldn't even be able to cling to the words "for a lifetime."
"Hmm, let's go see our parents someday." Our parents, yet said as a brother and sister.
"Thank you, brother," Charlotte said sincerely.
