The Love that Never Really Dies

Three days later, Sabrina finally recovered and was discharged.

She arrived at the General Hospital and was allowed to visit Sebastian.

“Ms. Hayes, please try to talk him around. Things have gotten to this extent. It will be better if he behaves himself. Otherwise, it will only hurt him,” advised Stephen.

When Sabrina heard that, she clenched her fists.

She had heard from Devin with regard to what happened at Jade Cour. In order to rescue her, Sebastian had shot Tiffany and also hurt several others in the process.

But, I don’t understand why he said Sebastian is misbehaving.

Sabrina was annoyed.

However, she did not get into an argument with Stephen. Instead, she gave him a perfunctory response and went into the General Hospital.

“Sebastian…”

The moment she stepped into the hospital, she was taken to the wards. When she saw her brother, she wanted to rush in immediately.

Unexpectedly, someone stopped her before she could push the door open.

“Ms. Hayes, we need to perform a body search before we can let you in.” It was obvious they knew who she was.

“Body search?”

Sabrina’s eyes widened in astonishment.

What body search?

What gives them the right to search me? I’m just here to visit my brother. He’s not a criminal.

I’m only here to visit my brother. Why do I need to be searched? He’s here as a patient, not as

“Please cooperate with us!”

no

over

you doing?

mad and

see him. But, why do they have men standing guard outside his room? They even wanted to do a

What’s going on?

bad

as well. When he saw what was going on, his

has allowed her to go in.

“Yes, Mr. Jadeson.”

the

what had happened. But,

surprise, the ward was very luxurious and spacious. It was also

it looked more like a hotel

“Sebastian?”

around,

her brother after three months.

could not control her emotions, and her eyes started to tear up as

she got

that, there was no reaction

casually at a table next to the window. There

is he

he not hear

at him and walked closer. “Sebastian, what are

as softly