Chapter 316 Retaliation By The Divorced Heiress

• Zoe, looking like a little girl again, clutched to Justin's arm as they left the concert theater, telling him about her travels abroad and expressing how much she missed Justin. The only thing that separated her from her early routines was that she used to hold Ryan's hand with her right and Justin's with her left. But now her older brother had been forgotten entirely and reduced to the role of a mere bag carrier. She devoted her whole being to Justin. Behind them, with his mouth agape, Ryan conveyed his dissatisfaction. Bella was gone, and his sister was not giving him any attention, so Savrow's most famous playboy was starting to doubt his value. When they got to the parking lot, Justin stopped suddenly.
• He inhaled deeply before resolutely removing his hand from Zoe's hold. "Justin? What's not right? Zoe gave an innocent blink. Her little hand stopped in the air. "Zoe." Justin turned and gave her a harsh look. His eyes were not as soft as they had been when she was a child. It sent a shiver down her spine, something that unnerved her. "You're not a little girl anymore; you're a young lady, so certain behavior with me is inappropriate." "What makes it inappropriate? You resemble my younger brother." Is there something wrong with a younger sister holding her big brother's hand?" said Zoe, who was starting to feel a little nervous.
• "Since Ryan is your true brother and I am not, I will not support such actions." Justin ceased speaking at that point and did not say anything further. Zoe pouted, seeming innocent but with a hint of bitterness in her heart. She couldn't help but believe that stunning woman was the reason behind Justin's abrupt attitude shift. When Justin was most lonely and in need of company, Zoe quickly returned to Savrow after Rosalind failed to make a move. She meant to captivate his heart and win victory. She had a long-standing crush on this man, and she could not let another lady ruin her plans by showing up out of the blue. "Justin, your remarks are too damaging."