The car stopped in front of the villa where Caryn was staying. Justin stepped out of the car and went straight to Aiden Shaw’s room.
Sitting comfortably in his bed, Aiden was reading the latest news. Other than the Ford family’s board eting news, the latest one was on his TV screen—news from Belvorn.
The news showed the wreck site and narrated how Garwin Everthorn, a mber of the Belvorn royal family, was gravely injured. It also had pictures of an injured, unconscious, and blood-sared Garwin being taken to the hospital.
"Happy to see the news, elder brother?" Justin entered the room.
Aiden looked at him and sighed as he resud watching the TV. "What are you doing here instead of being with your wife at this mont?"
"I know when my wife needs and when she wants to be alone," Justin replied as he settled in the chair and looked at the TV screen as well. "Quite a satisfying sight."
"If you are here to boast, to show how you took revenge for , then you can get lost," Aiden said.
"Won’t I be an unfilial little brother?" Justin countered. "Also, you are soone who has been protecting my wife’s mother, so I had to do it."
"The matter between her mother and doesn’t concern anyone, and no one owes anything for that," Aiden retorted. "So stop relating anything between us using your wife."
"You have to bear with it unless you change one of our blood entirely," Justin countered.
Aiden calmly picked up the book from the side table to read, not wanting to argue with him. "Now that you’re done checking on like a filial little brother and making sure I’m doing well, since you are so keen on blood ties, then as your elder brother, I am instructing you to go and take care of your wife."
"That reminds , my wife wishes to et my twin brother—the one who caused the beautiful incident of her life—her marriage with ," Justin said cheekily. "I was wondering when to bring her here to et you and you answer her how you tricked her."
Aiden sighed as he sure didn’t want to talk about this to Natalie and Justin knew it well. "Do it if you want her to know that during her days in Xyros, I was the one who sent her those ssages and comforted her instead of Ivan Brown. That I was the one she fell for unknowingly."
Justin’s expression turned serious, but then he said, "In the past, my wife was naive and mistook gratitude for sothing else. But don’t worry, she learned from her mistake and knows where to put her heart."
Aiden looked at Justin as he raised a brow. He could see Justin’s displeasure hidden behind his calm deanor. "Well then, you can bring her to et whenever she wants. She and I can catch up on so good old tis."
"Sure," Justin replied and stood up. "I’ll take my leave now. As my elder brother said, I should head back to my wife."
Aiden offered him a mocking smile. "You are a fast learner, little brother."
Justin left while Aiden chuckled. "Now he won’t ever think about bringing her here. Jealous bastard."
Justin returned to room and said, "Just so you know, I am getting leads on finding our past. Get your broken leg recovered faster so I can drag you there with to have so fun."
Aiden’s expressions changed, "Do you really want to put your peaceful life in chaos?"
Justin smirked. "Instead I would say plan to bring chaos to those people. They must have had fair share of their peace."
Aiden offered him a worried gaze. "Justin..."
"See you soon," Justin waved and left, leaving Aiden dumfounded. "So he ca here to tell this. I wonder what clues he got to be so confident."
Aiden turned to Leo. "Keep eye on him and his people. Let know if there is sothing related to eastern country in their findings."
The mont Leo heard eastern country, his expressions changed. "That place is controlled by powerful people."
"If Justin manages to get to them, then ti would co for us to face them as well," Aiden added. "Make sure to not miss anything."
"Yes, Mr Shaw."
Just as Justin was about to leave, a car arrived. Caryn was back ho. Justin gritted his teeth, and Caryn offered him a light nod.
"Today’s incident in Belvorn—I don’t want a repeat of it," Caryn comnted.
"I am habitual of returning what others give ," Justin replied coolly. "Don’t worry, I will leave them for you, as long as they don’t cross my bottom line by hurting my people."
"Aiden wouldn’t approve of it," Caryn said.
"He has to pay for sharing blood with , whether he wants it or not," Justin replied as he offered a light nod, ready to leave.
"Today’s incident won’t make it easier for Natalie when she is in Belvorn," Caryn comnted.
"It could be the other way around," Justin said. "And don’t worry about her. She is my responsibility." He sat in his car and left.
Caryn watched the car disappear from her sight. "I wonder where that arrogance of his cos from," she said as she looked at Eric. "Did you manage to find out what he truly is?"
"Not yet," Eric replied as he pushed the wheelchair inside the house. "If he managed to invade Belvorn and harm a royal family mber, that ans he is soone who can truly protect Natalie."
Caryn didn’t comnt on it as she was lost in her thoughts. "I don’t get a good feeling about him, as if he is a wolf in sheep’s clothing."
"As long as he is good to Natalie, I don’t think we have to care about anything," Eric said. "If he is a wolf, then to deal with Belvorn, Natalie indeed needs a wolf by her side, better if he is a lion."
"Seems like you already have good opinion on him," Caryn comnted as he tone carried the tinge of warning, "I am warning you. Don’t be deceived by him and rember, you are on my side."
"I won’t," Erin replied as he cleared his throat awkwardly to say further, "In today’s news, Jas Harper must have seen you..."
"So?" ca the annoyed reply of a woman.
"You get hyper whenever I ntion him. Do you still think about him..."
"Eric, give your idle brain so work to do than working it in wrong direction."
Eric kept quiet and led her towards her room.
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