CHAPTER FORTY-SEVEN

ADELIA

To say that I was surprised was an understatement. My usually cold and quiet brother was in front of our parents' house, loudly banging on their gate.

He was seething, and the cold aura around him even became frostier as he shouted for our father.

My jaw almost dropped on the floor, especially when I saw Alphonse kick the metal work of the gate, breaking it.

His actions were so loud and scandalous that quite a few neighbors already came out of their houses to check what was happening. And at the side, three patrol guards already arrived to monitor the situation.

A few seconds later, my father walked out of his house while impassively looking at Alphonse. "My dear son, welcome home."

"I see that you are more energetic than usual," he added.

Alphonse growled at him before saying, "Father, you promised not to touch Adel."

"We had a deal,” he added in a dang