The Love that Never Really Dies

That’s some pretty scary sh*t. What the hell is wrong with that man? What made him lose his temper like that? Is he going to take down the whole house with him?

Filled with worry and unease, Lance decided to wait for Sebastian to calm down before seeking him out.

Alas, he did not get to meet Sebastian because when he went to the room upstairs after coaxing the children, he found the door wide open and a mess on the ground, but no Sebastian.

It was obvious that the man had long since left.

That night, he did not once return to the house.

Worried sick, Lance and the children asked Wendy, who had just come back, to send some people to look for him. Unfortunately, no one was able to find him, not until the next morning when someone knocked on the door.

“Wendy! Open the door, Wendy!”

“Coming…”

After a restless night, Wendy was slightly disorientated upon hearing the somewhat familiar voice. Despite that, she quickly ran over to get the door.

What she never expected was to see Sasha, who she hadn’t seen in many days, supporting a pale-faced Sebastian.

“Madam, you’re-”

“Let’s talk later,” Sasha cut her off. “Sebastian was under the rain all night at the cemetery. Quick, help me get him upstairs, then call the doctor to come over.”

After hastily giving Wendy some instructions, she helped the man through the door.

Snapping back to her senses, Wendy hurriedly called Lance to come down and help.

bed to watch

Yay! Mommy’s finally back!

literally glowing

done after a

also very inflamed. My guess is he drank last night.

the doctor. He’ll be here

profusely by the

necessary equipment for a situation like this. That was the only reason they needed

well as the three children, did

gave the same diagnosis as Sasha did. With

heave a

all settled in, Wendy finally found the time to speak to Sasha. “Madam, why did you come back so suddenly? Wasn’t

not hide this matter

she knew that Karl was instructed to

“Yes. We probably missed each other, but it’s fine. I’ve already called

“I see.”

Wendy nodded in realization.

toward their mother. It had been too long since they saw her, so they wasted

red-rimmed eyes, she whined adorably, “Mommy,

arms to

too. I’m sorry for making

As long as

arms. In just a short period of time, she seemed to have matured a lot

softly and was about to plant a kiss on her daughter’s forehead, but Ian and