The Unrepentant Devil’s Mother Who Supports Her Brother

After another round of chaos, we sat around the dining table, ready to eat.

I was going to be so angry at Kellan's request that I couldn't eat anything. At the thought of this, I thought I had failed my dad, who had carefully prepared a table of delicious food.

I picked up the utensils quickly and took a bite of each dish.

"What are you doing? The guests haven't even started eating yet."

My mom was unhappy as she hit my hand with utensils.

Kellan spoke up for me unexpectedly at this moment, "Sis, don't scold Libby. We aren't guests here anyway. We're all family from now on."

My mother put a piece of pizza in Linda's bowl and smiled happily. She said, "Yes, yes, we are a family."

After swallowing the last bite of food in my mouth, I looked up and waited to watch Kellan's performance.

I saw him raise his glass and stand up. He said to my mother, "Sister, I toast to you. Thank you for taking care of me all these years."

"Since my parents passed away one after another, you have loved and cared for me like a mother. Because of you, I grew up healthy, and I am happy."

Both had tears streaming down their faces, sobbing bitterly.

Kellan raised his head and drank the wine in one gulp. Hugging my mother and crying, he said, "Sister, thank you. If it weren't for you, I would be an orphan that nobody wanted."

My mother was moved. She lightly punched Kellan's back, saying, "You child. Why are you saying these things? Being like a mother to you is what I should do. As long as I am alive, I will take care of your matters."

I had watched this kind of touching scene between siblings twice.

I couldn't help but applaud Kellan's super-good acting. If he joined the showbiz industry, he might achieve something there.

I clapped my hands and said, "It is so touching, indeed touching!"

As I said that, I pretended to wipe away some tears.

My mother shot me a glance, and I shrugged obediently.

I had a mouthful of food to indicate that I would keep quiet.

Kellan took a deep breath and held Linda with one hand while pulling my mother with the other.

The real performance was about to begin.