The CEO’S Unplanned Heir novel (Aurelia and Leopold)

Chapter 212



Chapter 212

To him, his sister approached love like a tortoise, not a hare. The idea of her throwing caution to the

wind for love was entirely outlandish. At the first sign of trouble, she would retreat into her shell.

It was inconceivable that she would dismiss a catch like Arno and instead pursue her boss, a challenge

of

Herculean proportions.

“Sis, you need to keep your head on straight. Arno is the one for you.”

Aurelia rubbed her forehead. Her boss was standing in the room, and if she didn’t explain herself

properly, would he make things difficult for her later?

“Have I not told you countless times? Arno and I are just friends. We aren’t dating, and we won’t be

dating.”

“Why not?” Avery asked, not understanding. “I’ve already accepted Arno as my brother–in–law, and

mom sees him as her son–in–law. If you two can’t be together, we’ll be disappointed and heartbroken.”

Aurelia got herself a glass of water and had some before she replied,. “Haven’t you read Arno’s

interview in Figure magazine? He claimed to be a bachelor at heart. He takes his relationships

seriously, but he has no intentions of getting married.”

Avery was taken aback. Arno, a bachelor? Why hadn’t he ever mentioned this?

Aurelia wore a bittersweet smile. “What I want isn’t just a relationship, but a love that blossoms into a

family. I hope my first love, my first boyfriend, would be the man who accompanies me throughout my

life.”

Her gaze travelled beyond the window, falling on some unknown place, her voice distant and

melancholic.

“I won’t go for someone high and mighty like my boss, nor someone as wild and unrestrained like Arno.

They’re both too perfect, too outstanding. They couldn’t possibly belong to one woman. Women’s youth

is limited. When I grow old and lose my beauty, there will be many more young and beautiful girls

admiring them, obsessing over them. How could they possibly resist? I don’t want to compete with

younger girls for a pity position as his wife.”

She paused, popping a cherry into her mouth. “So, I’d go for a man in the same social class as I am.

Someone who would love me wholeheartedly, accompany me till old age. Even when we’re old and

sick, he would never leave, loyal and faithful.”

Cinderellas only exist in fairy tales. In reality, matches are made based on social standing. Princes

belong to princesses.

In the room, Leopold’s expression got stiff, his eyes darkening, bottomless and mysterious.

An indescribable emotion surged in his heart, like the waves of the sea, unable to settle for a long

time.

Avery hung his head.

To him, if you like someone, you should be with them. It didn’t matter if it lasted forever, what mattered

was that they had it once.

Was it because he was a man? Was Arno thinking the same way? Belonging © NôvelDram/a.Org.

After a long silence, he finally spoke. “Mom cooked dinner at home. Do you want to go back with me?

Leah’s car is waiting downstairs.”

Aurelia patted his head. “I won’t go today. I’ll go tomorrow and accompany you for the reality show

filming.” “Okay, I’ll leave first.” Avery stood up, his mood dampened. He didn’t want to dig deeper into

Leopold’s

affairs.

When the door closed, Leopold came out of his room, sat on the couch, and looked at the woman in

front of him with an inscrutable gaze.

Aurelia shivered under his gaze. He didn’t seem angry, and there was no oppressive aura, but his

unreadable expression was unsettling.

“That was a close one. Luckily, I was clever enough to fool my little brother.”

She grinned, revealing a pleasing expression.


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