THE FAKE HEIRESS AND HER FIVE VILLAINOUS BROTHERS

Chapter 34

The Fourth Brother's embrace was like a boa constrictor killing its prey, cold and tight.

Yuan Luoyi struggled for a long time, but her strength was too small to break free. It wasn't until Yuan Si's desire for control was satisfied that Yuan Luoyi regained her freedom. She quickly backed away, putting distance between herself and Yuan Si.

She had to maintain a safe social distance from this dangerous person, Yuan Si. Who knows how long she would be coiled up next time if caught.

Yuan Si said, "Big Brother said you're not so afraid of people anymore. Why are you still avoiding me?"

Yuan Luoyi glared at him, "You almost strangled me with your coils."

Yuan Si chuckled, "I just missed you too much. It's been almost a year since we last saw each other."

He lazily stretched his limbs. Having just woken up gave him a sense of haziness. His hair was messy, his clothes half open, and the stretching movements pulled at his collar, unintentionally exposing his toned collarbone.

"You haven't had breakfast yet, have you? I brought some pastries from Paris for you to try."

He sauntered over to the table, took out a carved glass cup, poured in some red tea, and took out the small pastries from the gift box. His long fingers adjusted the position of the plates with practiced, graceful movements, quickly setting out a table of delicacies.

Yuan Si had an artistic flair. Even with just a few pastries, he arranged them with the quality of an oil painting, looking utterly tempting. He extended his hand in invitation, but Yuan Luoyi did not move.

In the past, Yuan Si would often hold "Princess Tea Parties" for Yuan Luoyi, preparing a similar table of fragrant, sweet, and beautiful pastries.

Little Yuan Luoyi lacked judgment back then and was easily lured in, like Alice falling down the rabbit hole, attracted by the magnificent and mysterious scene before her, stepping into the wonderland one step at a time.

The price was that Yuan Si would lock the door.

At first, Yuan Luoyi happily enjoyed the pastries, the smooth, sweet cream melting on her tongue, everything in line with her heart's desire.

Then she realized she couldn't get out. Terrified, she hugged her little teddy bear tightly, searching everywhere for an exit. Finally, she found there was no escape and sat on the floor, trembling and crying in despair.

Meanwhile, Yuan Si quietly stood in the shadows, fascinated as he observed his sister's reactions, firmly committing every tiny change to memory.

To him, a person of muted emotions, his sister was a wondrous creature, able to display so many emotions in just a few minutes. It was like peering through a kaleidoscope, with colors alternating and patterns shifting, never boring him no matter how long he watched.

Now, Yuan Si had set out another table of pastries, but Yuan Luoyi no longer dared to trust him.

As if sensing his sister's doubts, Yuan Si gestured in invitation again, "Come here, they're delicious."

Yuan Luoyi said, "I'm not hungry."

Yuan Si smiled, a hint of deviance in his expression. Of course, he knew Yuan Luoyi was lying.

He walked towards Yuan Luoyi. As a male, his figure exuded power, but his waist was slender and slim. When he moved, he was like a flexible giant python, quiet and slow, with the predatory sense of aggression unique to hunters.

As he approached Yuan Luoyi, he suddenly became exceptionally agile, swiftly extending his large hand to grab her. He pulled Yuan Luoyi to the table and, before she could react, pressed her into the soft armchair.