Chapter 714 Inside are my sister and brother-in-law
"You can make any request you want," Diana said patiently to Caspian. "We'll take it slow, and I'll walk through this life with you."
Perhaps it was Diana's sincerity, or maybe it was the fact that the person he loved was loving him back, but all of Caspian's emerging emotions retreated on their own.
At this moment, he was a Caspian who had shed his disguise and emotions.
He lacked his usual cool demeanor and the irritability and paranoia that came with his episodes. All that remained was confusion and bewilderment.
Diana gently held him, planting a soft kiss on his lips, and asked in the most tender voice of her life, "Okay?"
"Okay," Caspian's voice was hoarse.
"Hand me your phone," Diana said, extending her hand.
Caspian instinctively handed over his phone.
Diana said, "And mine."
Caspian glanced at the phone lying beside him.
The thought that Diana might use the phone to contact someone else made him feel uneasy.
"Do you want to show your face or not?" Diana asked as she took the phone from his hand.
Diana said, "I'm going to post a photo on social media to make our relationship public."
Hearing this, Caspian's gaze fixed on Diana. She moved closer, and they embraced.
Seeing that the pose and atmosphere were just right, Diana took a photo in the mirror.
After adjusting the photo's tone slightly, she prepared a caption and shared it on social media.
After posting, Diana sent the photo to Caspian. "You post it too."
"Are you really..." Caspian still lacked confidence.
Half of his achievements were due to Charles's mentorship.
But Diana had lived in the spotlight since she was young.
"Hurry up and post it," Diana urged Caspian, even pretending to threaten. "If you don't post it within five minutes, I'll have sex with you."
Seeing Diana's mock sternness, Caspian's heart softened.
Caspian let down his guard, repeatedly telling himself, "Just go with it."
Even if Diana might abandon him one day, he would never harm her.
He would suppress his emotions as much as possible, and if he couldn't, he would force himself to. Such a wonderful girl like Diana shouldn't be hurt by him.
"Why aren't you moving? Or do you want me to do something to you?" Diana teased him.
Caspian repeatedly adjusted his emotions, and once he felt normal again, he saved the photo Diana had sent him on his phone.
Before posting it on social media, he asked her, "Are you sure about this?"
"I've been sure for a long time," Diana confirmed.
Caspian nodded and clicked "post."
After posting, Caspian felt happy because this was the girl he liked.
But amidst the happiness, Caspian worried that Diana might leave him in the future or that she would have fun with others and ignore him.
"This is a program Louis wrote that can link our social media accounts." Diana sent him an installation package. "Once linked, you can see who messages me, and I can see who messages you."
"Register your fingerprint, so you can check my phone whenever you want."
"On social media, besides my parents, you can delete anyone you don't like."
"You can also reply to messages sent to me."
Diana explained everything to Caspian.
Knowing he lacked a sense of security and was introverted and not talkative, she had considered all these things without asking him.
Diana genuinely liked and cared about him.
"That's all I can think of for now. If you have any other requests, feel free to ask," Diana concluded, adding, "From now on, I'll keep my distance from Lon and Eddy, and you should do the same with other girls."
Diana knew that just giving him a sense of security wasn't enough.
Given Caspian's current state, he deeply desired her to have a unique possessiveness over him as well.
Only then would he feel secure.
And Diana's thoughts were pretty accurate.
When she said those things, Caspian's heart felt warm, but there were still some empty spots. It wasn't until Diana made demands of him that he felt truly loved.
"Why are you so quiet?" Diana asked, knowing the answer but wanting him to feel cared for. "Don't want to agree?"
"No, I agree," Caspian replied.
Then Diana talked to him about other things, mostly about how couples should interact.
Diana thoroughly understood Caspian's situation, so her requests hit the mark.
Meanwhile, outside.
Alvin had been standing, squatting, and sitting outside the door, his ears constantly tuned to the sounds inside.
But after waiting for over half an hour, he hadn't heard anything.
Just as Alvin was wondering whether to leave, he heard the sound of the elevator arriving. Ignoring his fatigue, he quickly stood up, maintaining his assistant's demeanor.
When he saw who it was, his eyebrows raised in surprise, as if he had seen a savior. "Mr. Reynolds?"
Louis nodded slightly and asked, "Isn't Caspian home?"
"He is," Alvin replied honestly. "But I don't know what's going on. Mr. Garcia told me to wait here and rush in if I heard any commotion."
Now, half an hour had passed.
There was no sound of arguing or things being thrown, not even raised voices.
"I'll check," Louis said, taking out his phone to message Caspian and Diana.
Before he could open the chat, he saw the photo of Diana and Caspian's relationship announcement on social media.
Alvin, unaware of this, was still nervously waiting. "How is it?"
"It's fine." Louis put his phone back in his pocket, knowing Diana had won Caspian over. "You can go now. I'll take it from here."
"Is that appropriate?"
"Inside are my sister and brother-in-law."
"They've already worked things out," Louis added, dressed in casual clothes.
"You mean Mr. Garcia and Ms. Reynolds are together now?" Alvin felt like he was hearing things.
Louis nodded.
Seeing that Louis wasn't lying, Alvin felt a bit relieved. After chatting with Louis for a bit, he left.
As soon as Alvin left, Louis knocked on Caspian's door.
Hearing the knock, Caspian and Diana didn't move, still discussing something.
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