Chapter 77 - A brother's confession

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Derick's POV Lillian just stared at me, her eyes empty and devoid of any emotions. I couldn't tell what she was thinking or planning to say but I knew she was shocked. “Derick this is the best place to_” “Lillian, please, you have to believe me. I do have feelings for you. It just happened, and I found myself thinking about you, stealing glances, and_” My words hung in my throat when the living room lights suddenly came on. At first, I was confused, but then I saw ribbons, balloons, some of my childhood pictures, a one-layered cake, and candles. “What's going on?” I asked, my gaze fixed on Lillian who sighed in disappointment. “I told you this wasn't the best place to talk about this,” she said, her voice barely above a whisper “Nice recitation, son,” Dad's voice sent chills down my

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