The Love that Never Really Dies

Because of Sebastian, Sasha had lost the use of her legs and also her eyesight.

He had done so many hurtful things to her over the years, but she had never left him no matter what he did. In the past, he had always likened her to a sticky bubble gum that he could never get rid of.

Yet now, she refused to see him.

Sasha had finally decided to leave him.

Sebastian stood there in a daze with his body swaying slightly as he recalled the day when she appeared in front of him and told him that she was back. Her face had been hopeful that day. His heart sank as he thought of her elated expression then.

He knew then what she meant.

However, his fear of being abandoned by her again had caused him to ignore her completely.

When all was said and done, he was still the one who got dumped.

Not to mention in such a manner as well.

His shoulders drooped, and his blood ran cold. It felt like his heart had stopped beating. There were tears in his bloodshot eyes. All that was left was emptiness and utter despair.

Sasha, can we stop?

Can we just live in peace for the rest of our lives?

Unbeknownst to Sebastian, Sasha wanted the same thing too.

However, there was no other choice for her.

knew that during her time at the villa, she had attempted to

in doing so was great as it might cause her blood vessels to get infected. The intention was to stimulate the blood vessels so that her legs would not be paralyzed as

had been very careful when she did the

her eyesight. Her first thought was that there might be an issue with the

was sitting

around her even though there was only darkness as far as her eyes could see. It made her feel

phone call, will you go to the hospital? What’s the point of wallowing in

the moment she ended the

given their past grudges with one another, it was kind enough of her to stay

Sasha simply

when Sabrina attempted to push her out of the room that she

are you trying

to do? What else can I be doing? I’m going

now, Sabrina’s patience had been exhausted, and

actually meant and

to go to the hospital. I’m

you showing that

then, the drugs that Solomon had given me to numb my legs had damaged my optic nerve. That’s why I lost my eyesight. There’s no chance

said was true,

stopped whatever she

stared at Sasha in

you’re saying that your legs and eyes are damaged because of that

“Yes.”

that she took two steps back. There were no words to