Chapter 366
Chapter 366:
“I owe you an apology,” she whispered. “I misjudged you just now p>
Influenced by Fernanda’s soothing tone, Cristian’s voice grew softer, and he responded with a playful edge. “What was it you thought you got wrong about me a moment ago p>
Fernanda spoke candidly. “From what you said earlier, I figured you were mad. It seemed like you were upset because I accidentally hit one of your members p>
At this, Cristian’s chuckle turned into hearty laughter. “Really? You think that? Do you honestly believe they’re that important to me p>
“Yes,” Fernanda answered firmly. “After all, we’ve just met, and they’re your family p>
Cristian let out a soft snort before replying, “Not everyone deserves the title of family p>
Fernanda was taken aback by his comment. It was true: some family ties were nothing but troublesome. She remembered something Bobby had mentioned about Cristian’s tough childhood. His recent remarks seemed to reflect those troubled times.
Eager to steer away from such a gloomy topic, Fernanda shifted the conversation. “Where are you right now p>
“I’m at home p>
“Which home p>
“The only one I have,” Cristian chuckled. “The one you visited p>
Fernanda’s eyes widened slightly. “When did you get back p>
“Just yesterday afternoon,” he answered. “Are you available this evening? How about we go out for dinner p>
“Sure,” Fernanda nodded immediately. “You choose the time and place, and I’ll cover the cost p>
Cristian’s reply was gentle. “Sounds good p>
Fernanda yawned, feeling the weight of a sleepless night catching up to her. “You sound tired,” Cristian said. “I’ll let you go back to sleep then p>
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Fernanda then disconnected the call.
The conversation might have been what calmed her nerves, providing a rare sense of ease. She reclined on her bed and drifted to sleep.
She slept soundly, without even dreaming.
By the time she opened her eyes, it was already after two in the afternoon. Rejuvenated, Fernanda got ready and headed downstairs, intending to return to school.
The storm from the night before had cleared, and now the day was sunny and bright. Sunbeams poured in through the expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, casting lively shadows across the floor.
In the spacious living room, Kevin was the only one present, absorbed in an online game, his fingers tapping swiftly on his tablet.
At the sound of footsteps, Kevin looked up briefly, then sat up straight when he recognized Fernanda. She paid no mind to his sudden nervousness.
Kevin stammered, “There’s food in the dining room. Help yourself if you’re hungry p>