Mr. Marsh’s Twins

Spencer didn’t want her to feel nervous or scared. He took a sip of tea, his expression gentle yet contemplative, hiding the pain that felt like his heart was being torn apart. With a slightly melancholic tone, he said to her, “Sister, can you tell me about Rupert Brightwood?” He slowly raised his eyes, filled with sadness, and said, “If he can truly make your sister happy, I will step aside. If he cannot, then he must go because my only goal is Summer’s happiness. I will stop at nothing to achieve that.”

His expression and tone, along with his determination and the long-suppressed emotions that were hard to let go of, touched Agnes’s soft heart. For a moment, she was deeply moved.

Both held their teacups, and a brief silence filled the room.

Agnes collected her thoughts and decided to discuss the matter since Spencer would investigate it anyway. But before she could speak, Spencer took out Rupert Brightwood’s profile and handed it to her. “You don’t need to say anything about this. His work capabilities, academic performance, looks, and personality-I know all of it.”

Agnes took the profile in surprise and casually flipped through it; everything was listed clearly. She looked up at him again, her eyes filled with shock.

Spencer’s voice was very low and somewhat sorrowful. “I want to know about his relationship with your sister. How are they together? How much does he love her?”

Whether Summer loved Rupert Brightwood didn’t matter much to Spencer. She had lost her memory; she had the right to fall in love with someone else. Even if she hadn’t lost her memory and had broken up with him, she could still love someone new.

Agnes’s fingers tightened around the profile suddenly. She quickly put it down and picked up her teacup as if the profile was burning hot.

Spencer looked at her with gentle eyes full of expectation.

For some reason, Agnes didn’t mind telling him what she knew. “Rupert is approved by our parents. After breaking up with you, my sister was very distressed and couldn’t pull herself together. So after the car accident and her memory loss, our parents told her that Rupert was her boyfriend.”All content is © N0velDrama.Org.

Spencer was slightly stunned, his dark eyes becoming profoundly deep. He weakly asked, “Rupert Brightwood likes your sister, doesn’t he? Otherwise, why would he agree?”

“Yes,” Agnes recalled. “Our families have always known each other well. Mr. and Mrs. Brightwood are both teachers and really like my sister; they’ve always hoped she would marry into their family. Our parents felt reassured if she married him.”

“And what about Rupert Brightwood? What is his attitude? Does he want to marry your sister?”

“I think so; otherwise, why would they get engaged?” Agnes told him. “My sister got engaged to him last year on Qixi Festival but…”

“But what?” Spencer pressed on, hoping for a glimmer of hope.

The girl sighed lightly but answered truthfully, “But they hardly see each other. For example, after their engagement, he only came back once; it’s almost been a year now.”

How could they be a couple in love?

So Spencer concluded that there wasn’t much affection between them. If Summer regained her memory, given her personality, she would leave Rupert Brightwood immediately. He couldn’t understand why she accepted such an arrangement now.

Summer was passionate about love; she wouldn’t accept a long-distance relationship.

What had happened to her?