A Relentless Pursuit for Love

Chapter 673 

Sage was speechless. 

Tim answered, “No.” “Oh, okay then.” Seth was relieved to hear it. He quickly smiled as he saw Sage looking at him with angry eyes. He rubbed his head. “I’m scared that you think too outside of the box and try to trick me.” 

Where was the trust bel ween them? Normally, Sage would have argued with Seth, but she did not have the mood for it. All she could think about was going back to the country. 

for them at home.” Sage continued, “And I am worried about Jekyll. I must see that he gels on the prison van with my own eyes.” Then she looked at Tim and said, “Tim, I want to go back with Seth.” Seth looked at Tim too. It was not up to him to make the decision. Tim was the one to do it. After thinking for a while, Tim answered, “Alright This time, I will go back with both of you” ‘Tim is going back!’ Sage and Seth’s eyes both sparkled up. When Senior Shelby knew that the brothers and sister were going back, he was stunned. “You just got here and you are returning already? You don’t want to stay back and accompany me?” He acted like a little kid feeling very sad and lonely because they were leaving Sage quickly comforted him, “We will miss you. Next time, I will bring all my brothers and daddies to visit you in Yathein.” Senior Shelby said, “Just bring your brothers and forget about

kept on spamming in the group. Sage did not refute back. They had decided to keep Sawyer and Primrose’s information for themselves to avoid letting the old ones get worried. What Jekyll said was too fictional, and since Sawyer and Primrose were not back yet, it was better to keep it within themselves, especially when they needed to struggle a

to go back and take a look too. You

not tell anyone they were leaving and only greeted a few of Shelby’s family members, to whom they were close. After that, they boarded the plane. Robert had even made a photo album and gave it to Sage as a

him a pencil holder that she carved. It was a panda pencil holder, Robert’s favorite animal. Robert loved it so much that he nearly gave Sage a