Once a Doormat, Now Untouchable

Chapter 652

‘Talk about choosing loyalty to a woman over a brother.’ Still, Raymond was not surprised that Julian had sold him out so completely.

He knew how close Sydney and Tiffany were. He dropped his usual careless attitude and chose his words with care. "Don't worry. This time my sister and the family won't interfere.”

He assumed Sydney feared that the Hutton family might step in again and embarrass Tiffany.

Sydney frowned. "That's not what I meant. What I'm saying is this. Whether Tiff chooses to get back together with you or not, and no matter how your relationship turns out later, your resignation has nothing to do with her. Raymond, that was your decision. It has nothing to do with Tiff."

Her voice was quiet but clear. The words fell with such plain certainty that Raymond froze.

She was not the first person to tell him this. Yet hearing it from her made him oddly happy. A smile tugged at his lips. “Alright. Thanks for worrying about my love life."

Sydney almost reached out to check his temperature. Which part of what she said sounded like she was worrying about him? She was clearly worried that he would blame Tiffany if he regretted the decision one day.

Sydney sighed in resignation. "Sure. Whatever you say."

he remembered what she had just

family background and Tiffany's was too wide. His temper was far from gentle. If he ever turned on her

and could not help laughing. He patted her lightly on the

had known earlier, he would not have missed a single moment of her life. He would have watched his sister

helping her into the car, he would walk around the front,

stared at

to have something to discuss with

He's been acting strange for

word to her in

seatbelt. At last, she could

seemed to be on a completely different

asked, "Sydney, if you had a brother, would you want him around while you were

Then Sydney smiled with quiet acceptance. "But

when Julian pushed her away on purpose, and during the three years she was married to Caleb, Julian had never truly stayed out of things. Otherwise, she might not have survived Eloise's schemes with nothing but her own cleverness,