The Love that Never Really Dies

Sweaty and exhausted, Sasha was finally drained out of energy. The thing was so heavy that she had to loosen her grip. After that, she squatted angrily as she couldn’t even stand now. “Sebastian, you’re f*cking mental!” Panting, tears finally fell from her swollen, misty eyes. Sebastian was taken aback for a second. He was quite delighted when she saw her clumsily carrying the iron pieces but immediately became sorry when he saw her shedding tears while squatting on the floor. “Is it you or me who’s mental here? How dare you accuse me of this when you’re the one who came to my company and caused chaos?”

“Chaos? What did I do?” Sasha immediately raised her head and glared at the man with her red, teary eyes. Sebastian tilted his head slightly and looked away. “Didn’t you hear it yourself? Now the entire company is talking about how lucky you are to catch the vice president’s attention as soon as you came. Sasha, why didn’t I know that you’re an expert at winning people over?” He worded it much nicer than before. Nonetheless, Sasha jumped in rage after hearing this. “Bullsh*t! What does he like about me? I think he’s the one who is mental because he still wants me to be his assistant after being complained for not doing my job there! What do I have to do with this?” Sasha went quiet for a moment. “By the way, is this a characteristic of your company that the employees take after their boss?” She suddenly changed the topic and jeered at the man.

angry look, without turning her head. She even slammed the door after her. Sebastian and Luke were left speechless. Seeing his expression worsening, Luke quickly soothed, “Let’s eat, Mr. Hayes. Don’t worry about it. I’ll ask her to work in your office when Ms. Wand comes back in the

Here’s Matt—hurry and take a look!” Sure enough, the minute reached the preschool’s entrance, the teacher immediately brought out two children with a concerned look. Sasha immediately trotted over

isn’t it good?” The teacher couldn’t believe it, so Sasha looked at her son again. Matteo had always been a good kid. When Sasha was working, he would take his sister to preschool obediently without causing trouble for his mother unless he was