e's

café! But wait! Something's different! He's not the m

to me," I rubb

into each other. Besides, I think you should take more responsibility than me..." His

an to heat up, but I didn't want to give in. "Alright, you're right,

take you to the hospital after I

an, though serious,

ely looked down and noticed he was holding a

ame... it's

LIAMS. I

gn. "Are you lookin

know..." His voice suddenly trailed o

I am Faye

had blocked my throat, and I

he be my mot

lit up like

are you? Which o

t smile. "I'm Liam Sha

it embarrassed, and at the same time, I wondered

"Leander is waiting in the car. H

the terminal. It featured an athlete in foot

am noticed me pausing and followed my gaze. "Yes, Leander is a fo

ll-black clothing with a low-brimmed cap s

with the cap's brim pulled low, some pe

dropped her suitcase in front of us

e around us s

Lean

Where is he going? Will he

he's here to pick someone up. Oh my... I'

re to pick up h

.

a celebrity in a public place, and he was also one of my stepbroth

dy reached us. More and more people wh

me and were wonderin

sked in surprise, "Is it you?

e at him. Wasn't it a bi

miled and said, "Just kidding! I beli

nding me, and we quickly left the

fans. He went straight to a luxury car that I couldn't name. The bri

s seatbelt and turned to me. "From the moment I saw you, I felt a special connection. The m

chance to thank you for that day. Thank you, L

roblem. When we get home, you

ena, made me feel nervous

ouldn't help but wonder abo

am said. He always spoke s

hen we were young, and Elena raised us. She treats us all equally. Fa

nervousness, and I started to l

Liam and Leander earlier. Those enthusiastic fans running throu

find my mate. I didn't want my mate to be a heartthr

unded by people like t

orphanage. We fell in love when we were 14, but he was taken away by his family

ach other in our letters. But then, we write the lower frequency. I went to his city to find him and disc

im. When I met Leander, these familiar feelings made

ed in the state of San Tan. Wha

issue now is how to get along

d prefer to chat with Leander. He was more approachable and humorous. His status as an athlete also made me secretly happy. I was going to be the ste

ern. I was a bit worried that I might say something to ups

t place I'd only seen in tourism brochures. No, it wasn't small at all. It was much larger than a sm

t the building. "