Chapter 161 My Dear Auntie

"You are such a paranoid child. It's not good to question adults," Camellia laughed, pulling Henry to sit beside her. "You look just like my Brother Marcus when he was little. No wonder I always thought you were strikingly familiar. It finally makes sense now."

"My Dad never mentioned having a sister," Henry said. They had been together for so long, and Henry had never heard Marcus mention a sister. So when Camellia suddenly came out and said she was his aunt, Henry naturally didn't believe it.

"That's because Brother Marcus lost me when we were young. He felt guilty and didn't want to bring it up," Camellia smiled, raising her hands. "Enough talking, will you call me Auntie or not?"

Henry shivered and smiled in a slightly eerie way. Calling her auntie felt awkward. Just imagine, a woman who often calls herself your future wife and flirts with you online, suddenly asking you to call her auntie. It felt a bit surreal.

"Hey, don't be so discouraging, okay? You're really not going to cal