Married at First Sight

Camryn still took Callum's side. She said, "You're busy with work, so focus on that first. I'll accompany Grandma for a walk and help her relax. Aunt Tania just scolded her, and now her face is all red." The old lady was speechless.

Callum laughed on the phone but was careful not to ask what Aunt Tania said to Grandma to avoid further embarrassment.

After ending the call, Callum put down the phone and took a few sips of coffee. He heard a knock on the door just as he was putting the cup down.

He responded in a deep voice, "Come in."

The office door opened, and Evan walked in.

Seeing Evan, Callum smiled and said, "What brings you here today?"

"Brother, you hurt my feelings saying that. I am your real brother," Evan replied, sitting down across from Callum.

They were brothers from the same mother.

Callum chuckled, "You only show up when you need something. When everything's fine, you're nowhere to be found. River visits me more often than you."

River was still young and in training, so he often made mistakes or faced difficulties and had to ask his brothers for help.

He usually asked Elian for help. If Elian couldn't solve the problem, he would ask Evan. If Evan couldn't solve it, he would come to Callum. It was like moving up a chain of command.Content from NôvelDr(a)ma.Org.

If they needed to go to Zachary, it meant something serious was happening.

"River came to ask for help. There's no other way to solve it. I think our eldest brother doesn't want River to come here all the time."

Evan glanced at Callum's coffee cup and asked, "Is there any more coffee? I didn't sleep well last night and need a cup to wake up."

Callum looked at Evan, frowned, and asked, "Were you up to something? You have dark circles under your eyes. If you don't rest well, you'll age prematurely. You don't even have a wife yet. Grandma found someone for you, but you didn't like her. There's more coffee in the break room."

Evan got up and walked away. After a while, he came back and sat down again. While drinking his coffee, he said, "I really don't love Abby. It's not that I'm rejecting Grandma's choice on purpose. I tried for a few months, but just don't love her. What can I do?"

Callum said, "If you don't love her, don't marry her. You can't ruin her life and waste her youth. So, what's the real reason you're here?" Evan laughed, "Brother, can't I just come to talk because I'm bored?"

Callum threw a pile of documents at him, "If you're bored, help me with these documents. I'm exhausted and busy. I don't even have time to text your sister-in-law. You're bored? That's infuriating."

Everyone was busy.

Evan's claim of boredom was just annoying to his brothers.

Evan said, "Brother, I misspoke."

Callum glared at him.

Evan surrendered under the glare, "Alright, alright."

Callum finally caught someone to help, and he wouldn't miss the chance to take advantage of it.

He immediately stood up with his coffee cup to make room for Evan.