Old Madam Lancaster said, "Sigh! Julian ca back today looking very off. He locked himself in his room, didn’t say a word, and didn’t even respond during dinner. We’re worried sothing happened to him, so we asked you to co over and check on him..."
"If it’s really because of that woman, please try to talk so sense into him. He mustn’t do anything foolish!"
Upon hearing what Old Master and Old Madam Lancaster said, Sharon Lancaster’s face changed drastically.
What!
Is her brother’s situation that serious?
He had told her not to worry about him that day, and now it has co to this? It seems that things fall apart without her watchful eye.
"Brother, are you okay? Can you please open the door first? We’ll solve whatever it is together." Sharon began knocking on the door loudly, yet there was no response from inside.
Who knows what Julian Lancaster, locked inside, might be going through.
Sharon’s face turned pale, and she muttered anxiously, "Why is there no sound at all? Could my brother be inside thinking of doing sothing drastic?"
Hearing this, Old Master and Old Madam Lancaster’s faces turned pale as well.
They hadn’t realized how much Nina Sinclair affected Julian. If sothing really happened to him, they wouldn’t be able to bear the blow.
Seeing her words cause such a reaction in Old Master and Old Madam Lancaster, Sharon quickly tried to reassure them, "Grandpa, Grandma, I was just saying. My brother doesn’t seem like the impulsive type. Why don’t we break open the door?"
"Quick, get soone here to break open the door imdiately!" Old Master Lancaster ordered at once.
At this mont, Old Madam Lancaster suddenly rembered sothing and quickly said, "There’s no need. There’s a spare key to the room. I’ll have soone get it right away."
Amidst the chaos, a servant quickly brought the key.
With a light click, the door to the room was opened.
Inside, the situation wasn’t as bad as they had feared. Julian Lancaster hadn’t done anything; he was just sitting quietly in a chair on the balcony, looking forlorn and lonely.
Seeing that he was safe and sound, Sharon breathed a sigh of relief.
She signaled to Old Master and Old Madam Lancaster to leave them alone.
Though they were still worried, they didn’t want to upset Julian further, so they chose to let Sharon handle it. They quietly left the room.
Outside, Old Master Lancaster asked, "What do you think of this situation? Has Julian really broken up with that woman?"
Otherwise, he wouldn’t be like this; it didn’t seem like he was pretending.
This ti, he probably isn’t trying to fool anyone!
With a serious expression, Old Madam Lancaster said, "Actually, accepting Nina isn’t that difficult. Why are you being so stubborn? If you had agreed to them being together earlier, none of this would have happened."
Hearing this, Old Master Lancaster’s face turned long.
He grunted, "We’ll see. Even if I agree now, if that boy has really broken up with her, there’s nothing I can do."
In the room, Sharon looked at Julian’s back, her eyes filled with pain.
Her brother had always been the golden child, never having experienced such a failure. This was the first ti she saw him like this.
She stepped lightly, moved to Julian’s side, squatting next to him, and asked, "Brother, what’s wrong? Did you have a fight with Nina? If you have any difficulties, you can tell . I can help you solve them."
Hearing Sharon’s words, Julian, who had shown no expression, suddenly let out a self-deprecating smile.
Sharon helping him solve problems?
This is a problem that simply can’t be solved.
He took a deep breath and said hoarsely, "No need. There’s no possibility for and Nina. She said she’s tired of being with and wants to choose soone who doesn’t make her so tired..."
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