Mason Nightshade's brow furrowed deeply, and his gaze instantly turned cold.

This girl, she actually left him alone in the hospital!

The nurse couldn't see Mason's eyes, but she could feel the chill emanating from him and shivered involuntarily. The idea of making conversation was abandoned, and she quickly fled.

-

Aurelia Shaw took a taxi to the hotel where Caspian Parker was staying. She knocked on the door, and it was Caspian who opened it. His face was sullen, and there was a hint of anger in his gaze as he looked at her.

Aurelia pinched his cheek and teased, "Brother, haven't you heard the saying? Frowning too often makes you age faster."

"Don't mess with me," Caspian let her in. "What happened last night?"

Aurelia entered with a smile, hugging a cat. As soon as the cat saw Caspian, it jumped into his arms. The anger on his face dissipated, and a softness involuntarily appeared in his eyes as he hugged the cat.

Sure enough, as she guessed, Caspian is a cat lover.

She rested her chin on her hand, lazily sitting on the sofa, her beautiful eyes half-closed as she pulled a pillow into her arms, speaking lazily, "He saw you and me returning to the hotel and got the wrong idea, got jealous of course."

Caspian's brow furrowed again, a cold sneer on his face. "This jealousy from my former brother-in-law is really something, he even gets jealous over what's not his."

Aurelia laughed more boldly and charmingly, "Yeah, brother, why don't you teach him a lesson? Your adorable, charming, beautiful sister is being bullied by him. Shouldn't you avenge your sister?"

"Do you really want me to avenge you?" Caspian could easily see through her little scheme; his sister was full of tricks.

He squinted his eyes slightly, "If I take action, he might not be able to handle it."

Aurelia kept smiling.

She didn't know the extent of the power behind Caspian, just that when she was little, no matter how much trouble she caused, he could easily help her out.

Even though Mason's power was mighty, when Caspian spoke such words, she didn't think it was too arrogant.

"Brother, don't underestimate your former brother-in-law," Aurelia kindly reminded.

"You still speak for him even after the divorce," Caspian furrowed his brow, clearly jealous.

Aurelia curved her lips into a smile, stepped onto the sofa, and walked towards the kitchen.

This was a presidential suite, with an open-plan bar kitchen. The refrigerator was well-stocked.

She rolled up her sleeves, washed some bok choy, and cooked two portions of noodles.

Looking up, her face remained cool and beautiful in the steam, her lips curved with a bold and charming smile, her almond eyes arched, the corners slightly upturned, with a bit of mischief. "You haven't had lunch yet, right? I'll cook for you myself as an apology, how about it?"

Caspian's face showed surprise.

"When did you learn to cook?"

He immediately turned cold.

In the past decade or so, what kind of treatment had she endured within the Shaw Family? Had having a meal become difficult for her?

Originally, he thought that no matter how foolish Balthazar Shaw was about family matters, he wouldn't mistreat his biological daughter, but now it seemed he was wrong!

His usually gentle eyes showed a hint of coldness.

Aurelia didn't notice Caspian's change. She chopped the bok choy, put it into the noodles to cook, and made a special sauce, pouring it into the noodles.

A fragrant aroma wafted out.

Aurelia brought two bowls of noodles to the table.

"Brother, come eat," she called to Caspian.

"Mm," Caspian nodded, the chill on his face gone, gently curling his lips as he stepped forward.