Delphine saw Isaac hiding behind the tall landscape tree. As she looked over, he swiftly turned around and walked away.
"Isaac." Delphine stood up and called out to him, rushing over anxiously and grabbing hold of the teenager who was now almost as tall as her.
Isaac pushed her away impatiently but didn't leave. Instead, he snapped angrily, "What do you want?"
The boy was in the midst of adolescence, his voice rough and jarring, yet his frame resembled summer bamboo, full of vibrant energy.
"Are you getting used to living at your boarding school? Is anyone bullying you? I was thinking of bringing you to stay with me." Delphine asked him earnestly.
Isaac nodded absentmindedly. Seeing the concern in her eyes, he suddenly asked, "Are you with him now?"
Isaac had grown up and now understood that Delphine wasn't his biological sister.
