Heartthrob: The vampire princess doesn't want to be a stand-in

It seemed as if she had been given the mission of loving Garland since birth.

I have always loved him wholeheartedly and selflessly.

Evelyn had been wanting to stick with Garland all the time since she was a child, and this began when she was a teenager and began to fall in love.

Only then did I realize that this feeling is called love.

Just as she was getting drunk and tipsy, Evelin seemed to remember something and returned to that day.

On her fifteenth birthday, it was the first time Garland missed her birthday.

She was in no mood that night. She ended the birthday party early and sat on the sofa waiting for Garland to come home.

Garland, who never breaks his promise, was absent on her most important birthday.

Evelin felt aggrieved and a little annoyed. Over the years, Garland had accompanied her on every birthday regardless of weather conditions.

No matter how big the matter is, even if he is on a mission, he will rush back immediately.

But today he received a call from the South Continent and disappeared in a hurry.

There was no goodbye, and he didn't even call her.

Evelin reflected on herself and felt that she was too willful.

She always cries that her brother doesn't like her and doesn't want her anymore.

As she thought about it, Evelin’s eyes couldn’t help but be covered with a layer of mist.

Tears fell down her face as she curled up on the sofa, hugged her knees and bit her lips.

She tried not to make any noise for fear of alarming others.

Edward wouldn't let her cry, never.

She cried carefully and kept comforting herself.

This time he must be unable to come back because of something serious.

But the more I thought about it, the more the grievance in my heart felt like it was about to explode, and I felt so sore and uncomfortable.

She didn't know how long she had been crying, but she was so tired that she fell into a deep sleep.

At about eleven o'clock, Garland rushed back, exhausted.

As soon as he entered the room, the curled up thin figure came into his eyes and he was stunned for a moment.

A soft spot in Garland's heart collapsed instantly.

No matter how late he came back, there was always a warm yellow light waiting for him in the castle.

There will always be that petite figure waiting for him, longing for him.

Garland approached Evelyn, who was now curled up in the cold hall with a deep frown on her face, like an abandoned kitten.

Garland noticed the tears on her face that had not yet dried, and his brows couldn't help but frown.

His heart was filled with guilt. He had been delayed for too long and had rushed back as quickly as possible.

He held her in his arms distressedly and walked upstairs. His movements were very light, but he still woke up Evelin who was sleeping lightly.

Evelin's long eyelashes trembled, and she opened her bloodshot eyes, blinking at him.

"Brother is back."

There was a hint of trembling surprise and caution in Evelin’s nice voice.

Thinking that Garland might not want her anymore because she always cried, Evelyn tried hard to hold back her tears.

My eyes were red from holding my breath, but I didn't dare to let it fall.

She was afraid that he would find her annoying.

"Why are you crying? Did I wake you up?"

Garland noticed Evelyn's cautiousness and something was wrong, and asked softly.

His blue eyes showed no sign of hiding his love and affection for her.

"Brother, do you dislike me and don't want me anymore..."

After hesitating for a long time, Evelin asked carefully in a trembling voice.

Because Garland noticed that she was crying, she didn't dare to look him in the eye.

"Why would you think so? How could my brother not like you and not want you?"

"In this world, you are the only one that my brother loves the most."

Garland guessed a little bit that she must have thought that he didn't want her anymore because he didn't spend her birthday with her.

Thinking of this, Garland couldn't help but want to laugh, feeling both distressed and wanting to laugh.

"But today is my birthday..."

Evelin couldn't help but feel happy when she heard Garland's answer, but she was still troubled that he didn't show up on her birthday today.

"I'm sorry, but you see, my brother has already rushed back to spend your birthday with you."

"Are you happy? Brother also brought you a mysterious gift."

Garland smiled gently, coaxing the aggrieved little person in his arms.

She still couldn't forget that look and tone.

"So brother really doesn't want me or like me anymore, right?"

Evelyn looked up at Garland seriously, waiting for his answer.

"Of course, brother likes you."

"Even if you throw a tantrum and cry, brother won't abandon me. Don't you love me?"

Evelyn still stared at Garland expectantly, afraid that she would miss Garland's answer, without even blinking.

But Garland just smiled, and his smile was particularly warm and gentle.

The blue eyes were like a shallow lake, reflecting Evelin’s shadow.

Before midnight that day, Garland celebrated her birthday with her.

She still remembered that he accompanied her to watch the stars on the observation deck until the early morning.

Garland was afraid that she would be cold, so he wrapped her from head to toe in a furry blanket that carried Garland's pleasant scent.

She sat beside Garland, swinging her legs, and chattered to him about everything that had happened that day.

Garland didn't talk much. He always looked at her lovingly, listened to her chatter, and rubbed her long hair from time to time.

she says.

"Brother, the stars are so beautiful. If I die in the future, I will become a star."

Garland was not surprised and looked at her with a frown.

"Because this way, I can always watch over you, accompany you, and protect you forever."

Evelin opened her mouth excitedly, revealing a row of pearly white teeth, and her smile was so moving.

"Don't talk nonsense in the future. I will never let you leave me."

Garland pretended to be angry and scolded her, but his heart was full of happiness.

With only a few minutes until twelve o'clock, Garland took out a necklace like a magician.

Evelyn's eyes widened in amazement, and Garland put it around her neck personally.

The cool touch and familiar breath caused Evelin’s heart to throb.

It was as if a small hand had grabbed her heart, tightening it with an indescribable feeling.

It was a rose-shaped diamond set in the middle of a transparent silk thread. Its translucent ice-blue color was Garland’s precious blood.

In other words, the diamond was originally transparent, but Garland's blood was injected into it and it turned into a blue rose.

This is the most beautiful legend of the blue-blooded nobles. The blue-blooded nobles would inject their own blood into diamonds to make a necklace and give it to the one they love.

Evelyn was deeply moved when she read this story in a book a few years ago.

She cried and told Garland that if there was someone willing to give it to her, she would follow him wholeheartedly.