You, Me And Our Genus Twins

Chapter 93 Under a Spell

Cedric had nothing to say, and everyone was quiet as well. He knew they were waiting for him to speak up. That was how their family worked. It was democratic, and they could always argue if they thought someone was wrong. Anyone could refute if they thought the argument wasn’t sound. When someone finally fell silent and thought that they were in the wrong, they must admit that they were wrong. Everyone was waiting for his apology, and a long time later, he stared down and said raspily, “I’m wrong.”

Jonathan looked at him calmly. “And why are you wrong?”

Cedric hung his head low and clenched his fists. “I shouldn’t dislike Maddie. I shouldn’t think that she never should have come home. I shouldn’t have thought that she only wanted to reunite with us because she wants our wealth.”

His face turned even redder as shame was added to the equation. He came from a good family, had good looks, was smart, talented, and managed to become a successful entrepreneur at a young age. He grew up in a bed of roses and walked the path that was paved with praises, and he had never been in such a situation before.

“Cedric, I can understand how you feel.” Michael stood up and went over to Cedric. “You don’t like her because you think she’s the source of all this mess. You think she ruined our peaceful lives, and you don’t want that life to ever change. You hope that Angie is your real sister, and that none of this has ever happened. You think that it’d be great if Maddie never existed, because we’d be living our peaceful lives then.”

didn’t deny it, for that was what he had in mind. The one before him was his father. He loved, protected, and raised him, and he would not

feel uncomfortable from the changes that are happening, if you feel that you’re

a moment,

in the eye. “Cedric, I failed your sister. I couldn’t protect her, and I let that witch take her away.” Tears were welling up in his eyes,

and invincible. Aside from his mother being sent into the operating

the truth is out, you feel

by reflex. “That’s not

hate this change, and it makes you uneasy. If you have to blame someone so you can feel better, then blame me. My incompetence caused all this mess, not Maddie. Maddie is innocent.

not it, Dad.” Tears welled up in his eyes, and he almost cried. “This is my fault, Dad. I spoke out of line. I won’t blame her anymore. I’ll apologize!” He swiveled around, his face crimson. “I’m sorry. This is all my fault. Please forgive me. I-I promise I’ll be nice to you.

him down a misguided path. Now that he was taught a lesson and was forced to face his wrongs, he finally admitted it. Madeline would let that slide, so she smiled. “It’s alright.