The Devil's Betrothed novel Chapter 651

Chapter 651: Meeting A Sister

Rafal returned to Ahrens. After freshening up from his sweaty appearance at his own residence, the first thing he did was go to see his sister.

Erin was sitting in her study, reading books, when she heard her third brother was here to meet her. "He must have heard the news of my marriage," she thought. She put the books aside and walked out to the drawing room.

"Brother," she politely greeted him.

Rafal, who was sitting in a chair, stood up. "How have you been? I did not get much time to talk with you?"

"I understand, brother. You are a knight and you have to be with Her Highness all the time," she replied.

He looked at her with the gaze that showed worry of a brother. "Erin, I heard about your marriage arrangements."

She nodded. "And you heard right."

"Oh, so I heard it right as well," another man entered the drawing room along with Euron.

It was Erin’s second brother, Rowan Ahren. Another of the Ahren family’s gems, a tall and handsome man sharing the perfect genes of their family just like his other two brothers. He wore an off-white tunic shirt and beige pants along with long boots. His short hair was a little messy and lazy, adding charm to his cool personality.

Walys Ahren had four children: Euron, Rowan, Rafal, and Erin, the youngest. Eldest son Euron handled the family business and supported his father with royal court matters. Rowan, the second son, was always outside and never liked to stay in one place. He managed external business matters and acted as a secret adviser and informant due to his connections, supporting Arlan’s dark forces while staying away from direct matters. The third son, Rafal, carried the family legacy of being a royal knight.

Rowan walked towards them, patting Rafal’s shoulder in a brotherly greeting. "Ron," Rafal greeted him. The three brothers called each other by names in private, regardless of who was older or younger.

"I heard you have an interesting job of teaching sword skills to someone," Rowan commented.

"Nothing is unknown to you," Rafal didn’t deny it.

He then turned to his sister, who greeted politely, "Brother Ron."

His lips curved into a playful smirk as he flicked his finger on her forehead.

"Ah... brother..." she rubbed her forehead.

"Why so formal with me, little sweet? Is it because you’re getting married that you’re acting like a lady in front of me?" Rowan asked.

She stopped rubbing her forehead and looked at him. "I was simply greeting you the way I did brother Rafal."

Rowan gently rubbed the red spot on her forehead. "Well, you can keep the ladylike show for our other brothers," he countered. "I’ve taken so many efforts to spoil you, and this is how you repay me—by acting like a lady. What has changed, my sister, hmm?"

"I am not a child now, brother Ron," she replied, a little annoyed.

In response, Rowan simply stared at her and then looked at his other two brothers as if asking what happened. Rafal had no clue, while Euron chose silence.

"Stop teasing her and take a seat first," Euron instructed.

Rafal and Euron sat in the chairs while Rowan sat on the sofa with Erin.

"So, what made you fond of getting married all of a sudden and that too in the northeast?" Rowan asked, not beating around the bush.

Euron and Rafal were the kind who would think before talking, while Rowan was the one with no hesitation or filter.