Chapter 182

Chapter 182:

“I know everything. Right now, Luke is not Ava’s boyfriend. And now, what do you expect me to do? We are all bad boys. But when it comes to our family, none of us can imagine ourselves with them because we know each other’s personalities p>

When Ronald heard Stephen, he rolled his eyes.

“Bro, in the future, you’ll have to choose between your future Alpha and your lovely sister. Who will you pick p>

Stephen seemed taken aback by the question. He cleared his throat and replied,

“I don’t believe that day will ever come p>

Ronald didn’t want to argue with Stephen, but he was mad at his sister. If Ian said he liked her and wanted to be with her, why couldn’t she reconsider?

“Listen, Steph. You should enjoy your time with your little sister. There’s no need to worry about Ian or his birthday. I’m still here to take care of it p>

Ronald didn’t give him a chance to speak further and ended the call. He walked over to Ian and leaned against the bike, standing next to him.

His eyes also went to the tattoo shop.

“What are you looking at?” Ronald asked Ian.

Ian’s dark eyes were fixed on a tattoo visible from outside. The smoke drifting from his mouth spread like a cloud around his face, making it difficult for others to see clearly.

“Nothing much,” Ian replied.

Ronald first looked at Ian’s wrist, then moved his gaze to his forearm. He glanced at the new tattoo.

“You were in a bad mood, so I didn’t ask you about this tattoo p>

Ian lowered his head and looked at the tattoo.

“You’re right p>

Ronald looked at him and asked,

“This must have been incredibly painful. Did you get it during your fight with Stephen p>

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Ian gazed at him, a smile in his eyes as he spoke,

“No. When I fought with her. She made me realize I don’t deserve her p>

Without saying a word, Ronald kept his gaze fixed on Ian. Ian’s eyes returned to his tattoo.

“Do you know why the sun and the moon can’t be together?” Ian asked, looking at his tattoo.

“Why?” Ronald asked softly.

After chuckling, Ian answered,

“It’s because the sun wants to protect the moon from itself. But it never fully illuminates the moon so it can shine p>

Ronald was speechless. Did Ian just compare himself to the sun and Ava to the moon?

Ronald shook his head, feeling Ian had started talking out of context.

“What about the line between them?” Ronald asked.

Ian’s mouth twisted as he hissed in pain.

“This line is fate. Fate will never let the moon and sun be together. That thin line always reminds them of their places and keeps them apart p>

Ronald patted Ian’s shoulder and murmured,