"You're not going to tell me Sylvia is your little sister or something, right? Someone who claimed to be Sylvia's aunt already told me that this morning, but I saw through her lies."

Eric thought he was pretty clever to unravel the falsehood through a single phone call.

Brook rubbed his nose and said, "I didn't come here to talk about those things. Are you interested in fighting?"

He then gestured toward the boxing arena.

Eric shook his head before nodding.

Brook was uncertain what his standpoint was. But Eric's focus was not on the boxing arena.

"Sylvester is handsome and wealthy. He should find a woman and settle down. As his younger brother, shouldn't you advise him to settle down?" Eric said.

Brook replied, "I've advised him before, but he doesn't listen. So, what can I do? He still doesn't even have a proper relationship. We're all worried about him."

Eric smiled faintly. "Isn't there someone he likes at Williams Corp.?"

Brook knew who Eric was referring to—he was still f