Chapter 19 The Married Woman
The laughter was loud, and it echoed through the open car window.
Braeden heard it and looked toward the dark area.
He saw a black car parked there.
A tall, slender man stepped out of the car in the next second.
The man had fair skin, a noble temperament, deep brows, a handsome face, strong and delicate features, carrying a lazy and cold charm. When he looked at Braeden, he smiled, which made Julien more charming.
Braeden watched the tall figure approaching step by step and was stunned by the sight of the face that could charm anyone. He opened his mouth wide and could only react when the man was already before him. Reluctantly, he called out, "Brother-in-law!"
Sylvia became stiff. "What, what is going on?" she thought.
The man's face showed a joy that Sylvia had never seen before.
He glanced at Braeden and responded before fixing his gaze on Sylvia's face.