Aron went downstairs to look for some pills, while Arvin attentively took Martha's pulse.

When Aron came back to his bedroom, he saw Arvin walking out. He carefully scanned Arvin from head to toe, and observed his facial expressions.

Aron looked at Arvin in a way as if he was investigating a thief. Arvin noticed his vigilance and said displeasedly, "Next time, if your wife gets sick, just go ask grandma to help you. Don't bother me again!"

Aron let out a cold hum and asked, "How's she doing now? Anything serious?"

"No, just a slight fever. But, as her husband, you are not doing well enough to care for your wife!" Angela had already told Arvin about the affair between Aron and his secretary, Judy. He was not satisfied with how his brother had dealt with that matter. It wasn't like what a Gu family's man should have done.

Aron was irritated and yelled, "Get out!"

Arvin glanced at Aron, who had already walked to the bedside and was about to give Martha the medicine. He said, "Please control your temper; it's not good for your health. Brother, don't always be so irritable, otherwise you may frighten my sister-in-law away one day!"

Aron had had a violent temper ever since he was a child. Lily always said that Aron had inherited his grandfather's temper. Their grandfather was as irritable as Aron was when he was still alive.

Before Aron could retort, Arvin told him a secret, "You've been blaming your wife for something that your younger sister had done. I think your wife may really run away very soon."

"What did you mean?" Aron raised his eyelids and looked at Arvin, perplexedly.

Arvin glanced at him with contempt and said, "You big fool. Fine, since you are so worried about Martha now, I might as well tell you the truth about Judy's matter. It was Lulu who had exposed Judy of her bad deeds and deprived her of her job. Martha had nothing to do with it."

Aron was about to lift up Martha, but when he heard what Arvin had said, he stopped in shock. 'It was Lulu who did it... and Martha had nothing to do with the whole thing?'

After a moment's silence, Aron couldn't find a proper way to release his anger. So he started to brew up trouble and became hostile towards Arvin. He coldly glanced at his brother who was leaning against the door, and asked, "Why are you so concerned with my wife's matters? What are you getting out of this?"

Arvin was surprised by his question. He wondered why Aron's focus was on such nonsense.

While he looked at Aron feeding Martha the medicine, Arvin made fun of him and said playfully, "Because, the flowers in the neighbour's garden are always..."

"Bang!" Suddenly, Aron threw a pillow toward Arvin, but Arvin reacted very fast and caught it.

However... unfortunately, someone else had spoken to fill in his words for him, "More beautiful!"

It wasn't Aron who said it, it was... Arvin's face darkened as he slowly turned around, while Aron looked at him gloatingly.

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