Brian's house was so big. Antonette loved being surrounded by all the opulence and wealth. She held her bag and stood up shyly, looking around and dreaming of one day having a place like this of her own.

As her eyes wandered around the room, Antonette found that Brian had left his phone on the table.

Antonette looked around nervously to make sure no one was watching. Brian's phone, how exciting! She carefully hid the device from view then started to go through the phone.

Luckily for Antonette, Brian didn't set a password on his phone, so she could see anything she liked. She went straight to his conversation with Diana and read her most recent message.

Diana Anderson, are you still trying to lure Brian? Didn't you say you don't like him? Why do you apologize to him? Bitch!

Antonette's anger inspired her cunning, and after reading Diana's message, she came up with an excellent plan.

The first step was to antagonize Diana, so she wrote to her from Brian, "Bitch, why do you apologize? Who do you think you are? I don't care about you."

Diana was writing her thesis when she heard the ring of her phone. She checked the message and gasped in shock. She was furious!

Diana quickly replied, "Brian, are you insane? Why are you so mean all the time? I didn't do anything to you. How could you speak to me like that?"

Antonette glanced at the text Diana sent. It was perfect! Antonette then deleted Diana's original apology message, as well as the reply she had written on Brian's phone. The only message left was Diana's one criticizing Brian.

Her plan complete, Antonette put Brian's phone back on the table. She was sure that Brian wouldn't forgive Diana this time. After all, Brian was very bad-tempered. No matter how deeply he loved Diana, he would hate her after seeing that message.

Antonette thought her plan was brilliant. How could she come up with so many smart ideas to get rid of Diana?

Antonette also hoped that Brian would change his mind and find a way to love her. Perhaps she could go to him when he was sad after fighting with Diana, act as his considerate girl, he could have her easily then.

Worrying that Brian would suspect her if she stayed too long, Antonette walked out to the garden and then left.

At the same time, Brian was sitting in his room in a melancholic mood. He was mad at what had happened that day.

Why didn't Diana trust him? Instead, she believed the liar's words. Did she really like that kind of man?

Brian was a confident person and knew there was no comparison between him and Kyle. Kyle was a poor boy and could never be called a gentleman. There was no way Brian would let him take his girl away.

But he had to face the fact that Diana trusted Kyle more than him.

Brian rubbed his head and smashed the table in frustration.

Finally, he decided to call someone to investigate Kyle to find out if he was hiding anything.

Brian looked around for his phone, then remembered he had probably left it downstairs. He went down to the first floor and found it on the table.

When he saw Diana's message, he was furious! She was really pushing it now! How could she criticize him like that? Brian didn't think he had done anything wrong.

He gazed at the screen with a dreadful look. In a fit of anger, he raised his hand above his head and smashed the phone on the ground.

Ken ran downstairs to investigate the sound and saw the phone in pieces on the floor. Brian was clearly seething.

"Boss, what happened?"

Brian sneered at him, "I am angry. Can't you tell?"

Ken was speechless.

"Diana is so… so… how could she do that?" Brian said despairingly.

Ken was not worried. He was sure that no matter how seriously Brian fought with Diana, they would reconcile with each other in the end. That was what they always did. Honestly, he was actually a bit tired of it.

But he had to calm Brian down. "Boss, maybe you should be more understanding. You don't have to be mad at Miss Anderson, you know she has a bad temper. And most of your arguments are caused by simple misunderstandings. It's probably the same again now."

"Misunderstandings? Have you ever known of any girl who would tell her man he was insane? I think she is insane!" Brian yelled.

Brian continued complaining for a while but found Ken could not give him a satisfactory answer, so he went upstairs alone.

Having grown up with Brian, Ken had gotten used to his temper. Still, he had never expected that one day Brian would fall for a girl like this.

Ken wasn't sure how to feel about it; it seemed Diana had the power to affect Brian's mood so easily.

He picked up the broken phone and started cleaning away the bits of broken metal and glass.

The phone was not important; Brian could afford thousands of them. But it was essential to retrieve the data and contacts in his phone. If all that was lost, it would be a disaster.

Ken ordered a man to download the files and data from Brian's phone. He then decided he would go and buy Brian a new phone to cheer him up.

Just as he was on his way out, Ken received a call from Brian's younger sister, Sybil William.

***

Sybil had been studying abroad, majoring in jewelry design. She was in contact with Kate frequently and had decided to come back to keep her mother company.

"Ken, I'm at the airport, could you come to pick me up, please? I can't find a taxi."

Hearing her sweet voice, Ken couldn't help smiling. "Okay, my lady. I will be there as soon as possible."

"Nice. And can you bring me two pieces of cheese egg tart? I am hungry."

"Okay, will do. See you soon." Ken had always been unable to resist Sybil's charms; she knew just what to say to him.

Ken put his mission of buying Brian a new phone aside. He went instead to buy the cheese egg tart in a dessert shop and then drove straight to the airport.

It was much more pleasant for Ken to serve Sybil than Brian. Ken was filled with happiness at the thought of seeing her.

As he was on the way to the airport, he received a call from Brian, who began talking as soon as Ken picked up.

"Sybil has arrived. Go and pick her up, then drive her home. And you'd better take her something she likes to eat; she must be hungry after the long journey."

Brian cherished his younger sister more than anything in the world. It all started when Kate divorced Simon. Sybil was just a little girl, and after her mother left, she couldn't stop crying. Brian was so determined to make her feel better that he promised to always protect her from anything that might make her cry.

Brian's words made Ken want to laugh, but he held himself and said yes. Sybil was a nice girl, and she deserved to be loved. Ken was happy to see her being cherished by the people around her.

It took Ken half an hour to get to the airport. Upon entering the arrivals area, he found Sybil in the VIP lounge, chatting with a group of people.

Sybil was beautiful. She had all of her mother's strength, plus she was cuter and more out-going. Wearing a pink lace dress and her hair immaculately done, Sybil looked just like a princess. It was impossible for anyone to hate such a beauty.

"Hello, Ken! You are here!" Sybil was elated after seeing Ken. She ran to him and hugged him tightly.

Sybil and Ken had been friends since they were little kids. Sybil hugged him in a very natural way, while Ken flushed and looked very uncomfortable. It was quite strange.

"God! Are you blushing?" Sybil noticed his change and laughed.

Ken's face got redder. He didn't know how to answer her. Sybil was so cute and energetic, his heart beat crazily for her. Luckily, Sybil didn't do anything more than the hug. Her attention was distracted by something else.

"Egg tart! Did you bring one?"

Ken regained his composure and took out the dessert.

"Amazing! Ken, you are so nice!" Sybil took the egg tart and ate it eagerly.

Seeing Sybil's happy face, Ken couldn't help smiling.

"Well, Ken, I heard that Brian is going to get married. Is it true?" Sybil turned her head and looked at Ken.

Ken was stunned by her question. "Who told you that? Boss hasn't decided yet!"

"I'm not surprised," Sybil laughed. "Brian wouldn't commit himself so quickly. Not until he has had enough fun. Am I right?"

Hearing that, Ken recalled that he had thought the same in the beginning. However, everything changed after Diana showed up.

But Ken didn't want to mention Diana.

"My lady, we should go back now. Where do you want to go?" Brian had moved out of Simon's house. Ken didn't know where Sybil would want to go first.

Sybil gazed at Ken and said, "Ken, are you crazy?"

Ken rubbed his head, "My lady, what do you mean?" he asked.

"I don't want to see my father. He is old and garrulous. It will be like torture if I go to his house. I don't want that!"

Ken nodded with a smile. "I understand. Please get in, my lady."

Sitting in the backseat of Ken's car, Sybil continued her questioning about Brian's love life, "If Brian has no plan to marry now, what about Carol?"

Sybil still kept in touch with Carol, she was fond of her. Though Carol acted like a queen sometimes, she was not a bad girl. Sybil would be quite happy to have Carol as her sister-in-law.

Ken hesitated for a moment; he didn't want to put his foot in it.

"I don't know much about that. If you want to find out what's going on, you can ask boss directly, my lady,"

Sybil frowned, she didn't like not getting answers to her questions. Still, she knew it wasn't Ken's fault.

"I will ask him later,' she said wistfully.

Ken was relieved that Sybil hadn't pushed him further. He knew plenty about Brian's love life, but he certainly didn't dare to comment on it.

After finding out Sybil was coming, Brian had ordered his servants to prepare her favorite dessert, plus some of her favorite foods for lunch. Then he asked the servants to make up a room for Sybil.

Seeing the servants busy doing their work, Brian was reminded of Diana. It was a similar scene when she first moved into his house.

Brian had planned to introduce Diana to Sybil, but since their argument, he had put the plan aside. He was very curious to see what Sybil would make of Diana.

Finally, he decided to take Sybil to visit Kate that night. After all, it was always a wonderful thing for families to have dinner together.

After finding out Sybil was coming, Brian had ordered his servants to prepare her favorite dessert, plus some of her favorite foods for lunch. Then he asked the servants to make up a room for Sybil.

Seeing the servants busy doing their work, Brian was reminded of Diana. It was a similar scene when she first moved into his house.

Brian had planned to introduce Diana to Sybil, but since their argument, he had put the plan aside. He was very curious to see what Sybil would make of Diana.

Finally, he decided to take Sybil to visit Kate that night. After all, it was always a wonderful thing for families to have dinner together.