Requiem of a Broken Heart

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Chapter 99 Chapter 99: Rachel's throat tightened, a deep warmth spreading through her chest.

Her brother had grown up.

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Noticing that he was back in his usual clothes, she asked, "Where's your suit?" Jeffrey lifted the shopping bag in his hand. "It's right here." But when they arrived at the restaurant and Rachel nudged him to change into it, he finally admitted the truth. "Sorry, I lied to you. I only bought your dress." Rachel was puzzled. "But your suit looked amazing on you. Why didn't you get it?" Jeffrey rubbed his hands together, his ears flushing red. "I didn't have enough money, so I just bought yours." Rachel stiffened, her heart clenching. Without hesitation, she turned back toward the entrance, determined to return the dress.

As if anticipating her reaction, Jeffrey quickly caught her hand.

"Don't. I already asked the assistant to cut off the tag. You can't return it now." Rachel's eyes turned misty as she stepped forward and pulled him into a tight embrace.

"You're too sweet." Her voice wavered slightly, the warmth in her chest almost overwhelming.

"Then I'll just go buy that suit for you." "There's no need. Brian will be here soon, and besides... I didn't even like it that much," Jeffrey waved off, dismissing the thought.

Rachel couldn't bring herself to argue. She simply held him even tighter. When Brian arrived, this was the sight that greeted him—the quiet, unspoken love between the siblings was clear as day.

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New adventures await at gvlnovlso☐ Jeffrey smirked and turned to him. "Brian, say something to comfort my sister. She's acting like a little girl, getting all teary-eyed." Rachel huffed, quickly turning away. "I'm not crying! There's just sdirt in my eye." But the moment she blinked, the tears she had been holding back finally spilled over.

Brian strode toward her, his hands gently cupping her face. His voice was impossibly soft. "Letblow it out for you." With Jeffrey still standing nearby, Rachel hesitated but eventually gave a small nod. “Okay."

Brian moved with such tenderness that the air between them felt different. Their breaths mingled, the space between them growing impossibly small. His warm fingers brushed against her skin, gently wiping away the lingering tears. As he bent down to blow into her eye, Rachel instinctively tugged at his sleeve, her voice barely above a whisper. "I'm fine now."

Brian's lips curved slightly as he leaned in, his breath warm against her ear. His voice was soft, barely O more than a whisper, yet it sent a shiver down her spine. "You look breathtaking tonight."

It was the first thought that had crossed his mind the moment he walked in. Her gown carried an almost ethereal quality, its delicate sheer lavers cascading like wisps of mist, each fold catching the light in a soft shimmer. Her fair skin, brushed with the lightest touch of makeup, seemed to glow with an effortless radiance. The off-shoulder neckline framed her slender collarbones, adding a quiet allure to her already graceful presence.

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