She went to the barber shop to get her hair cut. On a whim, she helped the enthusiastic young stylist by modeling a hairstyle for a few promotional photos. No sooner had she left than the photos caught the eye of her biological younger brother, who had been separated from his top-tier wealthy family for years.
Seeing the suddenly appearing face that was exactly like her own, she didn’t hesitate. She swiftly subdued him, pinned him against the wall, and demanded, “Tell me! What template did you use to get a face like that?”
The biological younger brother, pinned to the wall and unable to move by his sister’s display of strength, could only say, “Huh?”
Seeing him standing there, dumbfounded, she, in a decent mood after settling into her new surroundings, actually took the initiative to explain.
“If you were a girl, I could understand getting plastic surgery to look like me. But you’re a guy. Why would you get plastic surgery to look like a woman?”
Faced with his sister’s questions, her brother hurriedly explained everything and brought out photos of himself from every stage of his life, from childhood to the present, to prove that he had always looked this way and hadn’t had plastic surgery.
Once he’d cleared himself of the plastic surgery suspicion, her brother tried to rush her home, only to be threatened by his sister not to disturb her life.
But how could a younger brother who had missed his sister for so many years possibly just listen?
After telling the family what had happened, everyone worked tirelessly until the younger brother finally managed to bring the family together and take his sister home. But then they discovered an even bigger headache.
Looking at the pockets bulging with red envelopes from all her prospective brother-in-laws, the younger brother felt panicked:
“Sis! You have so many suitors. Which one is going to be my brother-in-law?!”
Men compete for women, not women for men. There is a real-and-fake heiress storyline, but no female characters are put through misery. Hope you enjoy reading!
