Perfect Stranger

"Louisa, darling, come here. This is the invitation letter from America. It's addressed to you." Nora called out to Louisa with a big smile on her face as she saw Louisa standing still at the staircase.

Louisa's eyes turned even brighter, as she trotted over to Nora and asked, "Really? Is it really my invitation letter?"

Louisa was utterly relieved to finally have her invitation letter in hand.

Having noticed Louisa's confusion, Nora pretended to be guilty and said, "It's all my fault. I forgot to tell the servant to check the mail before throwing them out. I didn't know it was sent to you. By the time I found it, the servant had already thrown it in the bin."

Without blinking her eyes, Nora passed all the blame towards the servant.

Louisa unfolded the invitation letter, but she didn't give it a second thought. She shook her head immediately and said, "It's okay. I've got it in my hands now, I'm still happy."

She raised the invitation letter above her head, as if she was cherishing a treasure.

Justina snorted enviously. Her eyes were full of contempt and hatred. But the next second, she smiled again and said, "Sister, I have some work to do at school. I have to go now. Why don't you and mother have lunch together?"

Louisa was stunned. It was the first time Justina had called her sister, let alone, out in the open.

"What is it? Don't you want me to call you sister?" Justina grinned.

"No, no, it's..." before Louisa finished her words, Justina cut her short. "Well, I'll go ahead. Call me if you have anything."

Then she walked out of the living room in a hurry, leaving no chance for Louisa to say anything else. In fact, it was because of her resentment towards Louisa that she didn't want to listen to her.

Even after Justina had left, Louisa was still immersed in her own happiness. She wondered if the sun had decided to rise from the west this morning as everything was going too smoothly in her life right now.

"Louisa, don't just stand there. Come here and have lunch." Nora smiled and called Louisa to the table.

Nora had prepared more dishes than she ever did on Louisa's birthdays which moved the girl even more and made her want to cry.

It was the first time in her eighteen years that she had felt a mother's love. Her mother had passed away right after she was born, and Nora was the only mother she had known.

Louisa remembered the times when Nora had been strict with her, but because her father had said that a loving mother would spoil a child, Louisa never hated Nora for it. She just hoped that Nora would take care of her from time to time.

All of a sudden, now happiness was everywhere in her life.

your help." Nora stopped eating and looked at Louisa

it?" Louisa asked

something to do

a while,

she always cared about her deep down. She just wanted to be loved by

her mother came to her with something that concerned her

Nora sighed, "Your sister's fiance,

the

Louisa glanced at the newspaper, she saw the article that the entertainment section had published about a rich man and a model having an affair. The reporters even took pictures of them kissing and

Mu?" Louisa asked

my fault. I was too blinded with happiness to have found such a man for your sister." Nora blamed

the newspaper and said,

Brian, but she knew that she was not

unscrupulous behavior, the Mu family

was

said with great hatred, "The Mu family won't admit it.

can they get away with acting so

can help Justina in this matter. She is your sister! You can't watch

should I do?" Unfortunately, the innocent Louisa had

to really sleep with him. The only thing you need to do is to take a picture of

Mu family suspect that we had set him up on purpose?" Since Louisa was the elder sister of Justina, everyone would be foolish not to think that Louisa had set Brian up just to get out of

because when you go to the US, the Mu family won't be able to find you there. Besides, they have never met you before," said Nora. Louisa's silence gave

helping her sister out of trouble. Although Louisa didn't take part in any parties, the dance teacher told her that she had to attend

one afternoon to get Louisa all dolled up. Then she selected a long white

hard to tell that she was still a senior high

also responsible for her sister's happiness, gave her the strength to let go

and women in gorgeous dresses conversed, while soft music played in the background. The waiters were dressed neatly in their uniforms as they slipped in and out of

glass of wine before walking into the crowd to search for the person her mother had

the newspapers had blurred out his face. However, her mother told her that he liked dressing in white clothes, so of course he would be drawn

had. When she felt a weakness in her knees, she vaguely saw a man in a navy blue Tuxedo walking towards her. She could not clearly see what he

before she could finish her words,

his