Married at First Sight

Anyway, Evan and River were both afraid of Callum. Whether it was their eldest cousin, Zachary, or their eldest brother, Callum, the two brothers feared them.

Alas, he and River would live under the strong shadow of their two elder brothers for the rest of their lives.

But there were also advantages. It was good to take shelter under a big tree; when the sky falls, there were brothers to support it.

"I won't say anything now; you speak," Callum leaned back, gesturing for Evan to continue, and didn't forget to remind him, "Remember to help me with those documents. Read them carefully and don't handle them carelessly."

"Got it," Evan said. He looked at a document but didn't sign and seal it immediately. Instead, he closed the folder, not in a hurry to deal with it. He wanted to focus on the conversation first to avoid any mistakes and get exposed by Callum.

"Brother, I accidentally noticed that Bianca and Fox have some similar little habits," Evan finally got to the point.

He was there for Fox.

The only one who could make him seek help, despite his brothers' stern looks, was Fox.

He didn't know where that girl had been hiding recently. He turned Wiltspoon upside down but couldn't find any trace of her.Ccontent © exclusive by Nô/vel(D)ra/ma.Org.

Having lived for nearly thirty years, Evan had never felt as frustrated as he did now.

The girl, Fox, repeatedly made him feel defeated.

"Then what? You suspect Bianca is Fox? By the way, is Fox the one who came to the company last time?"

Callum still remembered the girl because Fox had come to find Evan. He remembered her as a pretty girl with a bad temper.

After meeting her only once, Callum felt the girl had a bad temper. If he was wrong, he hoped he wouldn't be blamed.

"It's her. She's good at makeup and disguise. She can change her appearance completely."

Although Fox always looked the same to Evan and liked to wear red, her nickname hinted at her skills.

She just didn't appear before Evan

with a different face. Maybe she knew Evan didn't remember young girls, so she didn't change her appearance, fearing he wouldn't recognize her.

"Then what? What's your reason for involving your second sister-in-law? Do you want her to test Bianca? She hasn't seen Fox before."

Callum stood up, holding a coffee cup, and sat back at his desk, facing Evan. It was easier to talk this way without shouting.

Evan said, "No I just want the

second sister-in-law to invite Bianca

over so I can observe her secretly.

This is easy for her to do. Bianca and the second sister-in-law get along well. If the second

sister-in-law invites her, she won't be suspicious, and I can watch her."

Callum said, "So you suspect that Bianca is Fox in disguise, right?"

Evan said, "Brother, you're making it sound like she's a shape-shifting fox spirit. That's just her nickname. I don't know her real name, so I call her Fox."

"It's useless. You've liked her for so long, you've stolen her things, and let her come to our house from time to time, but you don't even know her name." Callum's words hit Evan hard.

Evan was speechless.

Dear brother!

If it were Callum, he might not know Fox's name either.

That girl's mouth was so tight that it couldn't be pried open.