Suami Lebih Mementingkan Adiknya นิยาย & เรื่องราว

I clenched my fists, my knuckles still aching from the fight. "When?" Dad asked, his tone short. "When!?" I repeated angrily. "Yes, when? Give me an example of when your brother has received preferential treatment to you," Dad pressed, his eyes boring into me. I wracked my brain trying to think of specific examples. "Well, with the mate bond!" I finally said. "You seemed very happy for Kate and I to be together, but you were pretty adamant that she wasn't good enough for your golden boy, Tyler!" "Your brother needs to focus on his studies! Maybe if he had you by his side to help him share the responsibility, we wouldn't have to be so hard on him!" he snapped, glaring at me with disdain.

Like we deceived our family somehow. My hubby reached over and wrapped his arm around my shoulders, pulling me closer. His solemn voice was laced with softness as he said, “We are going to have our own baby. That means our priority is our family, not some elders who care more about traditions and rules.” The sincerity of his tone moistened my eyes. He rested his hand protectively over my belly and continued. “It’s time to prioritize our future. There’s no need to worry about other people’s opinions or ancient grudges. You should focus on your health, princess.”

"Are you still angry about Lisa? But she's my sister-in-law after all. Before my brother died, he asked me to take care of his widow and child. As his older brother, I can't just abandon them, can I? "Sarah, you're still pregnant. Don't get too worked up, or it might affect our child, okay?" Whether he genuinely wanted to care for his sister-in-law for his brother's sake, or if he wanted to care for his sister-in-law and her child for his own reasons, I no longer wanted to know. His priorities were crystal clear. What the truth was no longer mattered to me. The corners of my mouth turned up slightly in a bitter smile. "You actually remember that we're having a child."

"Business and family come first. Your feelings are secondary." A chill ran down Adeline's spine. Her father's priorities were clear. "You're not a child, Adeline. Act like the future matriarch of this family," Malcolm commanded. Tears pricked at the corners of her eyes. Her father's indifference sting. Adeline's voice rose, defiance burning within. "That's unacceptable, Father. My happiness matters." Malcolm's face reddened. "Your happiness is secondary to family obligations." "How can you dismiss my well-being?" Adeline protested.

"However, we have one condition—after you two get married, you must focus on your life with her. Your parents can look after your sister, so you mustn't make her the biggest priority in your life anymore." Adrian straightened up and said, "Ally is my sister, Mr. Lewis. I will always look out for her." Mr. Lewis raised his hand to stop him from saying anything else. "But you're about to get married. You can't look after her for the rest of your life." "I can!" "No, you can't—unless you don't want to marry my daughter." The atmosphere immediately grew tense. "He can do it." Everyone looked at me. I fixed my eyes on my empty sleeve and repeated, "Adrian can do it."

I couldn't stop telling "What? Addison? How come she's there? Isn't she supposed to be out of the picture? I mean, the engagement game is over, and I know my brother didn't choose her." "Your brother didn't choose her? Maybe, but your grandfather did," I answered bitterly, "I'm not aspiring to be Aldo's wife, but I don't want to be far from Arkan. You know my son is more important to me than anyone else, or a man." I almost broke down and cried when I said that. He cursed a little, and I think his forehead is now creased. "I'll find some way. I'll call Alaric and tame that woman," he said firmly before hanging up.

I couldn't tell what was going through his mind as he said, "There's a reason I told you to focus on your career first. Take your older brother, for example. He's two years older than you and has devoted himself so fully to serving the country that he's rarely even home to visit. "On the other hand, you have been out in the world, dazzled by its temptations. I understand that. But marriage is still a topic for another day."

She was the one who poked fun of David the most since the afternoon, and she was also very picky about David. Ken had no son, so he could not pass down the Smith family name but Aunt Mary had a son, so she could. Hence, even though Ken was the most promising person in the Smith family, the Old Master Smith had always favored his second son because he had a male heir. Ken was also very obedient, so with Old Master Smith interfering in the middle, his second son would get the most benefit among the relatives.

I tell him, tossing him the car keys. I can't tell Ryan about things just yet, I need him to be sitting, resting and calm when I tell him. I will wait until we get home before I spill the beans, I don't know how Ryan will take it knowing Adrian made his sister cry once again despite all the begging he did to take her back after the last incident. My husband has three weaknesses, his mom, our son, and me but above all these three, his sister. Ryan loves his little sister to the ends of the earth, he ensures no harm is done to her and if so, he secretly handles the person stressing or hurting her.

There is no use of arguing with him when he won't back out especially for something related to his reputation. That's what has always mattered for him more than his own child and wife.Even now, the so-called event is more important than his own son's feelings. "And might as well close the door when you leave" I added, biting back a snarl.The sound of door slamming shut filled the room, announcing the departure of my father.I sigh, lifting my head up to look at my reflection in the mirror.