Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

Donovan looked at River, clearly waiting for an answer.

River took a sip of his coffee, set the cup down, met Donovan's eyes, and said, "I didn't realize I had feelings for Romina at first. But that night at the business gala, when I saw her show up with Maddox, something just snapped. I felt really upset —jealous even. I wanted to punch Maddox and separate the two of them."

"That's when I knew things had changed. It wasn't just rivalry anymore. After all the years of clashing, something deeper had taken root. So yes, Brother, since you're asking—I do like Romina. A lot."

Donovan let out a long breath, as if finally relieved.

So, River was serious. He wasn't just playing games with his sister.

Donovan had noticed that River was becoming more gentle with Romina lately.

His tone, his looks—everything about him had softened.

"why are

"If I didn't, would she even have dinner with me? It's just a blind date. I show up, but there's no real commitment. Not all blind dates end in

aren't you worried some of those women might cling to you?" Donovan asked. "It could mess things up between you and

answer right away. Instead, he asked, "Brother, you seem genuinely happy about

"You're a good man. After watching you all these years, I know you're loyal. You've never had a scandal, and you've always politely rejected the women who pursued you. You've never misled anyone. That tells me you were raised right—and that you're a

You're blunt with each other, but that's because you're rivals. No one is

as

you're someone I believe my sister can trust with her

smiled. "Thank you

grateful that Donovan saw him as a good match

me. I'm