"You're wrong, brother," Dian said lightly. "Sister Nina hasn't bonded with you yet—she's not my sister-in-law."
Which meant he had every right to pursue her.
"She isn't now, but she will be," Lex replied, irritation creeping into his voice. "You are not allowed to chase her."
He already had more rivals than he could handle.
He had no intention of adding his own brother to the list.
"And why not?" Dian countered, unconcerned. "If you can't win her over, that's your problem. Why stop me?"
"I…" Lex faltered, then stiffened. "I just need more time."
"From what I've seen, Sister Nina doesn't like you at all," Dian said bluntly. "If anything, you're the one who should give up."
"That's only temporary," Lex insisted, though his confidence wavered. "She will like me eventually. And… we have Mimi."
Dian let out a soft scoff.
"You already have a child together, and she still hasn't bonded with you. Doesn't that prove she finds you lacking? You really should give up, brother."
