He Mistook Me for Her. His Brother Fell for Me Chapter 11

He Mistook Me for Her. His Brother Fell for Me Chapter 11

I blocked Chloe.

Then I used the money Julian had given me to rent a small apartment

The day I moved out of the student apartment, the sun was blazing.

I didn’t ask anyone for help. I carried everything myself, running back and forth several times.

My face was red from the heat.

On my fifth trip, I was exhausted and nearly fell.

Someone caught me.

I looked up and saw Julian.

His lips parted, and his voice was low.

“Give me the box. I’ll help you.

I didn’t look at him. I shook my head.

“No need.”

“From now on, let’s not have anything to do with each other.”

Then my voice paused.

“If I had known you were the one catching me just now, I would’ve rather fallen.”

The man stared at me for a long while.

Then he spoke, almost with a cold laugh.

“Fine.”

After that, he turned and left without looking back.

I watched his back.

Something in my chest ached.

I couldn’t understand how things between us had gotten here.

Not long after, Noah came back.

By coincidence, he lived in the same apartment building as me.

We ran into each other often.

Little by little, we became friends.

Only then did I learn that he had moved out after starting college and lived alone.

He was different from the old money young master I had imagined.

He cooked very well,

He sent me a photo.

[Looks pretty good, right?]

[Want to come eat?]

I happened to have some work questions I wanted to ask him.

[Coming right now.]

When I arrived, Noah still had one dish left to finish.

He was busy in the kitchen.

I sat on the couch for a while.

Just then, the doorbell rang.

I thought it was delivery, so I opened the door without thinking.

The next second, I saw Julian.

He stood tall and composed, holding a large bag of things.

The moment he saw me, his body went stiff.

“Why are you here?”

The last time Julian and I had seen each other, things had ended badly.

I hadn’t expected to run into him again so soon.

And inside his cousin’s apartment, no less.

I pressed my lips together and was about to answer.

Noah had already walked out of the kitchen.

He lifted a brow and pulled me behind him.

“Bro, this isn’t really convenient. Maybe you should head back?”

Julian glanced inside.

He didn’t leave.

Instead, his voice sank.

“Dinner’s already made. Isn’t it a little rude to chase me out?”

Noah clicked his tongue.

“Fine.”