Chapter 333

After the party, Juniper followed the directions in a text message and walked to the school gate. A black sports car was parked discreetly under a large tree.
She had her backpack on, hands stuffed in the pockets of her school jacket, and a hat pulled down low over her face. The dim streetlights cast shadows that only partially illuminated her features, which were still breathtakingly beautiful.
“Over here.” Jimmie was leaning against the car, and he waved her over.
Juniper walked up but peered behind him, not seeing Shanley anywhere. He picked her up every day. Was he slacking off just because Jimmie was here?
She pouted, tilting her head with a lazy, sullen expression, and refused to get in the
car.
“What’s wrong?” Jimmie knew exactly what was on his love-struck sister’s mind and decided to tease her.
Juniper remained silent, her expression gloomy.
“He dared not to pick you up? I think that old man is getting too full of himself.” Jimmie cleared his throat, feigning anger. “How about this? You come stay with me for a few days. Give him the cold shoulder.”
“No.” Juniper lowered her gaze, her small face sinking into her jacket, her voice muffled. “Take me back to Cloudscape Community.”
“He’s getting cocky. If you don’t put him in his place now, how are you going to manage him later?” Jimmie was getting into it now.
“Cloudscape Community,” Juniper repeated, lifting her eyelids to reveal dark, intimidating eyes that could make a person’s heart stop.
Jimmie froze, staring at his sister for a moment before bursting out laughing. He really needed to check if Shanley was slipping some kind of love potion into her food. How else could she be so completely smitten?
“Jimmie, don’t tease her.”
Just then, a low, magnetic voice came from nearby.
Juniper’s heart skipped a beat, and she instinctively looked up. Under the dim streetlight, a man in a sharp suit was walking toward her. He carried a cake box in his left hand and a milkshake in his right bis lang, straight legs moving with purpose, a warm smile on his face.
Juniper pulled her face out of her collar and shot Jimmie a fierce glare.
“My sister’s loyalty is seriously misplaced,” Jimmie commented, glancing at the treats in Shanley’s hands and raising an eyebrow. “No wonder you disappeared the
moment the car stopped
certainly know how to win her over.”
“The little lady likes them,” Shanley said with a slight, smug arch of his brow. “Isn’t that right, Juniper?”
Juniper didn’t say a word, but she expertly took the milkshake from his hand.
Jimmie just clicked his tongue and slid into the driver’s seat, afraid that watching them any longer would give him a heart attack. Who was her real family here, anyway?
In the car, Juniper sipped her milkshake while listening to Shanley and Jimmie chat.
“I’ve already had my people look into our other siblings,” Jimmie said, his expression turning serious. “But there are absolutely no leads on the others.”
He wasn’t even sure if his remaining brother and three sisters were still alive.
“I’ll have my team help with the search as well,” Shanley said, holding the milkshake bottle for Juniper. “It’ll just take some time.”
“It’s okay.” Jimmie sighed, glancing back at Juniper, who was quietly enjoying her
snack. His throat tightened. “At least I have Juniper and Melvin now.”
Having family with him in the search made him feel less alone.
“When does the music video drop?” The atmosphere had become too heavy, so Shanley changed the
subject. “I hear you’re aiming for an international music award. Confident

“Heh.” Jimmie smirked, his pride showing. “With my sister’s choreography? The odds are very good.”
The music video was finished and had been submitted to the awards committee on the final day.