The Love that Never Really Dies

“Uncle Sebastian, you came back!”

“Yes. Merry Christmas! This is for you. Do you like it?”

Sebastian handed over the giant doll to the little girl. He didn’t realize that his tender gaze toward her was the same as how he looked at his sons.

In the meantime, Sasha stood up by the entrance.

When she saw the man entering with the three children, she hesitated but still thanked him.

Sebastian raised his brows. “What for?”

She pointed at the overjoyed, chubby little girl standing beside him. “For her. She’s thrilled that you brought her a gift and even saved her.”

“Oh!” The man sneered disdainfully. “I’m just doing it on behalf of her dead father.”

Sasha was at a loss for words while watching him bring the children inside. Isn’t it a bad omen to curse yourself to die on such a joyous occasion? Or should I tell him that he’s actually the dead father later tonight?

Ten minutes later, the food was served. The kids were waiting obediently at the dinner table after their father had cleaned them up.

“Sweeties, since today is Christmas Eve, let us celebrate our blessings together. Enjoy your dinner!”

kids immediately started

you know that Mommy went to the supermarket to

“Yeah.” Ian nodded too.

and quickly denied it. “No, I made it for everyone!” Wow, this little brat is driving me crazy! Did

felt that she had to get out of

“Matt, hand it over.”

her beady eyes wide open. Did I get it wrong? Does

Sasha looked flabbergasted.

the steak, the man started eating

really possessed by someone

knowingly and passed over his favorite black pepper sauce. It looks like

later, the kids were stuffed with food and went upstairs to play in

and

took away the plates in Sasha’s hands and gave her a box of tea. “Ms. Wand,

return earlier than usual, so I’ll

to the third floor, she saw the warm light

Knock! She knocked at the door with

the computer cable in his study, looked up. “What are