Chapter 167 Marriage

Curtis spent a sleepless night, troubled by Sabrina's misconceptions about his sexual orientation. He had wondered why, despite sharing a bed, Sabrina treated him with such indifference, almost like he was just an object. Now, he finally knew — she saw them as sisters, where even physical closeness would not imply anything more. The next morning, Sabrina seemed well-rested, while Curtis on the other hand, looked the opposite. The family did not feel that anything was amiss. They naturally assumed Curtis's bad mood was due to discomfort from his injuries. They not realize it stemmed from being suspected of liking men. "You're injured. Just hand over any work you have for now and take it easy. Don't push yourself so hard. Your health is important, and if you wear yourself out, what good is all that money you're making, huh?" Daniel advised Curtis, concerned for his well-being. Knowing Curtis's passion for work, he expected him to try to soldier on despite his injury. However, to his