Back then, Evan didn''t need to figure things out alone-his brothers could have helped him avoid trouble. But by resisting, he risked tarnishing the family''s reputation and affecting his siblings. They were all grateful to their grandmother, affectionately called "Old Fox," for guiding them. Even the youngest understood the value of following her advice. His brothers followed their grandmother''s choices and found happiness. They believed Evan could find the same if he listened to her.


    But Evan''s situation was different.


    While the others fell in love with the partners their grandmother chose, Evan couldn''t.


    What was he supposed to do?


    Serenity considered telling Evan that Abby was Fox, but she hesitated. It was only a suspicion, not confirmed. What if she was wrong? If Evan pursued Abby based on this andter discovered it wasn''t true, he would end up ying with her feelings. It was better for Evan to figure it out on his own.


    Serenity looked at Evan and said, "Out of all your grandmother''s grandchildren, you''re the only one struggling. I don''t believe it''s a coincidence. She chose Abby for you, and I''m confident you''d grow to love her. How well do you really know Abby? Have you ever considered that she might have different sides to her?"


    Evan wanted to argue, but paused as a thought crossed his mind.


    In a low voice, he murmured, "Could it be? I haven''t noticed any simrities between Abby and Fox."


    Serenity smiled gently. "She''s skilled


    at disguising herself and creating different identities. Her real


    appearance could bepletely different from her persona. How


    could you spot any simr the el


    Besides, you only spent two or three months with Miss Du. It''s hard to


    truly know someone in that short time. Some people stay unclear even after a year or two. So, do you want me to ask your eldest brother for help investigating Fox?"


    She continued, "Evan, I can''t help you with this. Your eldest brother made it clear: if you won''t follow Grandma''s guidance, then you''re on your own-as long as you don''t regret it."


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    Evan sighed, "Sister-inw, please


    speak with Sister-inw Jasmine for me. If she''s willing to help, Brother Josh won''t be an issue. I''m desperate. That girl is cunning, and it''s been so long since she''s reached out. I''m worried something might''ve happened. She''s not easy to deal with and has made a lot of enemies."


    Serenity replied frankly, "The people she''s bold enough to offend are likely not a real threat to her. Everyone involved should be aware of the risks. If you can''t track her down, why not quietly investigate Abby instead? Just be discreet and don''t provoke her again. If she decides to move on, only to have you raise her hopes and then let her down, it''ll strain our family''s


    rtionship with the Du family."