CHAPTER 25: CHAPTER 25: HE’S REALLY NOT A MAN

Nina Sinclair turned around and went to the bathroom to freshen up. Once everything was done, she began to busy herself with making breakfast.

At this moment, Julian Lancaster appeared in a suit.

He wore a suit from some unknown brand, but his whole aura exuded a refined elegance. The sharp lines of his jacket perfectly outlined his broad shoulders, and his trousers were straight and neat, making him seem quite unattainable.

Nina was stunned. She thought that Julian wearing this outfit to the engagement party would definitely fool everyone.

This probably is what the real Julian Lancaster is like.

After Julian finished breakfast, he went to work without saying another word to Nina.

However, before leaving, he still took the bento lunch that Nina handed to him with an indifferent expression.

Nina thought he was acting strange today, but she couldn’t figure out where the problem was. Maybe Julian just had morning grumpiness.

As she was daydreaming, the phone rang.

It was Sharon Lancaster calling.

"Nina, Vincent Lancaster and Sierra Sinclair’s engagement invitations have been sent out. Has that woman come to show off in front of you?"

"No, but I think she’ll come soon."

Sierra would never miss any opportunity to show off in front of her.

"That woman is truly disgusting!" Sharon snorted unhappily and said, "The only cure for worry is to have a big meal. Don’t be upset, come out, and I’ll treat you to a feast."

Nina couldn’t help but laugh.

Sharon is such a foodie; she loves trying all kinds of cuisines. That saying is her motto.

Actually, Nina felt that Sharon was more excited than she was. After the initial shock and sadness from the betrayal, she had already calmed down.

Especially after seeing Vincent’s true character, she had no feelings for him whatsoever.

She replied with a smile, "Sure, where should we meet?"

When Nina arrived at the restaurant, Sharon was already waiting for her.

Seeing Nina, Sharon’s eyes roved sneakily over her as if inspecting something, prompting Nina to ask, "What are you looking at?"

Sharon’s face was full of gossip as she lowered her voice and winked, "Nina, you’ve been living together for two days, haven’t you... you know..."

Nina felt like she was hearing some absurd tale and laughed, "Is your imagination running wild? We are not what you think."

"What?" Sharon was immensely shocked.

Typically, when a man and woman share a room, something is bound to happen. Her brother might be introverted, but surely not incapable, right?

"Did you guys really not roll in the sheets?" Sharon asked bluntly.

"No."

Sharon’s mouth twitched, and she cursed angrily, "Damn! He’s not even a man!"

Faced with such a beauty, how could he still be as restrained as a monk?

Sometimes even she felt tempted to pounce on Nina, let alone a man.

So, her brother truly isn’t a man!

Suddenly, guilt surged in Sharon, as she felt she had wronged her good friend. She clasped Nina’s hand and, filled with remorse, said, "Nina, I’m sorry. I didn’t know he was... you know, leaving you in a state of marital solitude."

Nina was surprised to learn that Sharon had already known Julian was...

However, since she and Julian were temporarily married, it didn’t really matter to her. In fact, she felt more at ease this way.

"It’s okay, don’t blame yourself," Nina comforted.

Sharon seemed to have an idea and suddenly got spirited.

No way! Since she already dragged Nina into this and matched her with her brother, she must take responsibility for her friend’s happiness!