A Brother or a Lover?

Since the beginning, Robyn and Hazel hit it off, and Robyn seemed to be fond of Hazel very much. Seeing this, he had not said a word and was hesitant, fearing to disturb Robyn, so he had been waiting for her to put down her phone. When he saw that Robyn showed her long-lost, genuine smile, and her troubled look slowly disappeared, he felt even reluctant to disturb her. "Yes, thank you, Cohen." As Robyn thanked him, she took a big, fresh strawberry from the fruit platter. Taking a bite, she felt sweet. "It's delicious." She could not help but grin. "Glad hearing that. Here, have one more." Seeing that she was happy, Cohen felt heartwarming and smiled as well. As soon as Robyn saw his smile, she was stunned. She couldn't help but think of what Hazel told her—she must stay joyful for the sake of herself and those who cared for her. At the thought of this, she seemed to have realized the meaning of these words. If she looked upset, Cohen must feel the same too. In turn, if she were happy,