True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz)
Chapter 2172

Inside the taxi, Sylvia and Kendrix sat at the back with the taxi driver driving them.

Kendrix wore a straight face, all silent.

Sylvia didn't make a sound either, filling the car with an ambiguous atmosphere.

The driver looked at them through the rear-view mirror several times.

The girl kept moving her eyes, but her line of vision never left Kendrix.

Kendrix extended his hand to turn her face over, facing forward.

Sylvia grinned as she took a gander at him, still silent.

The driver only thought the two were strange and wondered if they were a couple.

However, they didn't look to be.

Siblings then?

At last, he asked out of curiosity, "Are you two siblings?"

Kendrix knitted his brows, hearing that, looking displeased.

He was reproaching the driver for being a busybody.

Sharp-witted, Sylvia said with a smile, "Yeah, he's my cousin."

"Ha, I thought I could see the resemblance. So, you two are cousins, eh?"

"Do we really look alike?" Sylvia touched her face and turned to observe Kendrix's, at which she didn't think so, wondering how the driver concluded. Still frowning, Kendrix said nothing.

Sylvia had a feeling Kendrix was exasperated as he emanated a strong sense of disapproval from head to toe.

Sylvia thought she was beginning to understand his facial expressions; as such, his displease expressed with furrowed brows.

However, she still couldn't tell why he was upset. Was it because the driver remarked that they looked alike?

"Why would you think so?"

"Because you two are both beautiful, of course!" Perhaps in the driver's impression, all goodlooking people were related. Sylvia didn't manage to hold back her laughter, chuckling. This was the first time she came

across such logic.

Kendrix was still silent.

Sylvia started chatting with the driver. "Who do you think is more good-looking then? Me or my cousin?"

"Both just as beautiful," the driver answered.

Sylvia darted another glance at Kendrix to replace he was still pulling a long face.

All smiles, Sylvia teased Kendrix, "You hear that, dear cousin? The driver said you're as beautiful as me."

"Misnomer," Kendrix said indifferently.

"Yeah, you're right." The driver nodded immediately. "I should use handsome or cool to describe a guy instead of beautiful. See, I dropped out of school back in the day; I can't even use the right words. Miss, your cousin is super cool and handsome, out of this world."

Sylvia blinked, staring at Kendrix while saying to the driver, "You're right about one thing for sure. He's indeed out of this world."

Kendrix was her type in any case.

She was infatuated with men like him.

With his eyelids drooped, Kendrix looked over at her, feeling somewhat helpless, "Sit upright and study hard after you go home." "Yes, cousin." Sylvia saluted him.

Kendrix's lips curled into a slight smile, seemingly amused by her.

"You sure are close with your cousin, huh, lad."

Sylvia burst into laughter.

Kendrix didn't reply to the driver but only told the girl to sit straight once again.

Noticing the pair fell silent, the driver also stopped talking.

The taxi soon arrived outside of the gated community where Sylvia lived.

After emerging from the taxi together, Kendrix sent the driver on his way.

Unable to comprehend, Sylvia asked, "Why did you send him on his way? You could've just ridden the same taxi back."

Kendrix said indifferently, "He talks too much."

Huh!

Surprised that her boyfriend could be this cute, Sylvia couldn't help tittering.

"You were angry just now, weren't you? Because he said we look alike."

Kendrix quirked his eyebrow slightly and cast a glance at the guardhouse, saying, "I'll watch you go in. Call me when you're home."

Was he sending her on her way without answering her question?

"You haven't answered my question yet!"

Seeing that Sylvia wasn't leaving, Kendrix said with a smile, "Go on, hurry up."

"I won't leave until you answer me."

They stood face-to-face outside the gated community.

Sylvia fixed her gaze at Kendrix, looking all l-won't-leave-until-l-have-my-answer.

Kendrix felt impotent. This girl was simply impossibly curious.

It seemed that he had no choice but to answer her.

"Are we cousins?" Kendrix asked.

"Are you fixating on the driver's words that we look alike or that we're cousins?" Sylvia had a feeling he cared more about the latter.

"We aren't cousins," Kendrix spoke word by word.

"Haha, I knew it. You really mind this.'

Sylvia rejoiced, finally discovering the reason. "You clearly know I was just telling a white lie; why did you take it to heart? Besides, isn't it enough that we both know the truth?"

A sense of helplessness rose from within him as he looked at the girl.

Seeing he was hesitant to speak, an epiphany struck her, asking, "Don't tell me you categorize a romantic relationship between cousins and between teacher and student as the same kind of taboo."

Kendrix narrowed his eyes, fixing his gaze at her. "You know me well."

Huh!

She guessed it again.

Flabbergasted, Sylvia had a hard time believing all the unexpecting answers, even more so that Kendrix admitted outright.

She didn't see any of it coming.

It was all a total surprise!

Sure enough, he no longer kept things to himself after becoming her boyfriend.

It was tremendous progress.

"I'll probably know you even better

with time." She took a deep breath and took a good look at him, her gaze filled with reluctance, yet solemn even more so. "If you don't like me referring our relationship like that to others, I won't say it anymore."

Kendrix shook his head and replied, "It's fine; you did nothing wrong. It's good you put it that way just now."

Stumped, Sylvia was somewhat perplexed.

Kendrix ruffled her head and said with a doting smile, "Go on now."

Sylvia nodded. "Let me know as well when you reach home."

"Okay." Kendrix nodded.

Only then did Sylvia leave reluctantly. She kept looking over her shoulder as she headed toward the gates. Once inside the gated community, she turned around to look at Kendrix.

He stood in the darkness, and his tall figure appeared slender under the street lamps.

Sylvia waved him goodbye before dashing home.

Meanwhile, Kendrix stood rooted to the spot.

As soon as Sylvia went through the front gates, she called Kendrix. "I'm home. Don't worry."

"You're not back in your room yet?" Kendrix asked.

"Not yet, but I'm already safe. I've entered the courtyard."

"Call me after you get back to your room," Kendrix instructed.

"Okay." Holding the phone, Sylvia enjoyed the sweet moment even more.