Cutie, Please Marry Me Again (Jenna and Hansen) novel Chapter 1106

Before Raeleigh could see Santiago's phone screen, he raised his hand to push Raeleigh's face away. Raeleigh immediately pushed his hand away and asked, "What are you doing?"

"You're asking me that? Do you know what you did? You're invading my privacy. I pushed you away, yet you still dare to ask me what I'm doing? There must be something wrong with you."

Raeleigh was no match for Santiago when it came to arguments. She gave him a blank stare before facing the TV that was already switched off.

Santiago sat up and handed his phone to Raeleigh. She looked up at him and asked, "Do you know that your brother is looking for your missing sibling?"

"Didn't you ask me this before? Why are you asking me the same thing again?" Santiago evidently found it amusing. Raeleigh thought it over and said, "I'm just curious. Jepherson's been adamantly searching for years but you don't look like you care."

"Of course not! Why does he want to look for a missing sibling? To split our inheritance?" Santiago was unconcerned about the matter.

Raeleigh shook her head. "I know you're not that kind of person. There must be a reason why you aren't invested in it."

"What reason?" Santiago retorted back in amusement. Raeleigh looked at him for a while. She then said, "I'm not sure, but I know there must be one."

"You keep persistently asking me about this today. That reminds me... We went to the archive room the other day to investigate the orphanage fire. Is this related in some way?"

To Santiago, it was nothing more than entertainment, but Raeleigh replied seriously, "How can you not care about what your brother does at all?"

"Even if I do care, I can't do anything either. Plus, he's been looking for so long, yet he still can't find our sibling. What makes you think that I will be able to find that person if he can't?"

Santiago looked at Raeleigh in disdain. He spread his arms out on the couch and said, "Actually, I hope that my brother and I are the only children in the family. Isn't that much better? Wouldn't it be awkward if we add a stranger into the mix? We'd have nothing to talk about."

"If that sibling is a guy, who knows what he's learnt from the streets. If he returns to the family and I don't like him, then I'll beat him to death. What's the point of bringing him home?"

"Since they're gone, that means that we're not meant to be a family. Why does he have to force it?" Santiago finished.

"You're saying that your brother is forcing this?" Raeleigh looked at Santiago. She still could not understand. He and Jepherson had the same parents, so why were they so different?

A sudden smile broke out on Santiago's face. "I am different from Jepherson. I've also heard that my mother fell off the cliff trying to save him and because of that, my mother miscarried. Jepherson feels extremely guilty about that. That's why he has been looking for our sibling over these years. He has a feeling that our sibling is a girl, but I think that it's a boy."

"How can you be so sure?"

"There won't be a girl in our family." Santiago sounded very confident. Raeleigh was rendered speechless by his conviction.

After staying silent for a while, Raeleigh asked again, "What if your sibling is a girl?"

"That's impossible." Raeleigh was taken aback by Santiago's unwavering confidence. Santiago smiled and stood up. He strode to the opposite side and stood there for a while, before turning to

Raeleigh and saying, "In fact, none of this is important. I'm sure that everything has been decided by fate. It's not to spoil us, it's so we treasure the position we are in today because we remember the tragedies of the past. Whoever Jepherson is looking for has nothing to do with me. I only care about defending my current home. However, after so many years, he still cannot forget it. He is traumatized by what happened to my mother. I heard from my mother that he had frequent nightmares when he was younger. They said that he was having dreams of my mother falling off."

Santiago pondered for a moment. "When we were younger, Jepherson often told me that I had a sister. He said that he would find her when he's older."

"I thought it was ridiculous, but he has persevered for so many years in his search. I can't say anything. But if it were me, I would have repented and accepted the reality.

"That's just how life is. Because of that nightmare, he refused to let anyone in and persisted in searching for that sibling."

"You wouldn't understand if you didn't know what happened back then. He is possessed by the ghosts of his past." "If Jepherson heard what you said, then he would bash you up," Raeleigh reminded Santiago. Santiago displayed a fleeting smile. "No, he won't."