The Love that Never Really Dies

Sebastian’s expression changed.

His nerve had been touched. He had been so self-righteous and determined. But now, he had lost his voice.

His handsome face was an amalgamation of red and white.

“You’re lucky Sasha is well-mannered. She doesn’t hold it against you. Do you think you’ll be standing here still if it was any other woman?”

A few seconds later, the strained Sebastian murmured, “I wanted to compensate her. She didn’t want it.”

“Compensate? How much did you give her? Two hundred billion? Three hundred billion?” Frederick’s tone still carried a hint of rage.

Given the Hayes family’s wealth, Sasha deserved much more as the two children’s mother.

Sebastian kept his mouth shut.

He could not tell Frederick that he had only returned the one million to Sasha. If he did, Frederick would be even more livid.

Why should I give her so much money anyway?

All I did was lie, and I apologized. The matter is done. Why should we blow it out of proportion?

“Can’t speak? You jerk. I knew it! Fine, I’ll decide this for you. When Sasha comes, you bring out her identity. The two of you will go to the civil affairs office to get divorced today!”

did you say?

at Frederick. He looked more astonished than he had

marry you, now that you want her to return to the Wand family, she has to walk

Sebastian was silent.

was blank. Before he could think about what he was saying, he uttered, “Who says I want

even want to strike off her name

had been rendered

though something had gotten caught in his throat. He

he had had this thought before

years ago, or five years later, Sebastian never wanted to see Sasha. She was stupid, greedy, and shameless. Just

in Clear, he had immediately instructed Luke to

want to sever ties with

now that divorce was on the table, he realized that he was not as happy

I meant. I

He just doesn’t want to make a big deal out of it. He’s the president of Hayes Corporation. He’s currently linked to Ms. Green. If news

cobble together

she spoke, the two men fell

were surprised to see a young girl wearing a khaki-colored jacket with

she had been hurriedly called away during work, but she was dressed exceptionally casually. Her hair was tied in a simple ponytail. However, there was radiance in her simplicity. Her face was small and her complexion was clean. Her face looked like exquisite jade poised atop her high-collared wool jacket. Her bright eyes seemed cold, but they were