The Love that Never Really Dies

What on earth is he doing?

How can he be so rude to just not let me go to Red Pavilion? This is too much!

Snapping back to her senses, Sasha popped her head out of the car window to explain herself to Sebastian when she realized that he had carried the kids from the car in front of them.

“Mommy, Daddy is so fierce!”

Even the kids could sense Sebastian’s anger.

Vivian, who was particularly sensitive, started to hug Sasha and sob once she was put in the car.

“What are you doing, Daddy? If something’s wrong you should solve it by talking it out with Mommy and not through violence!” Ian protested.

Matteo, who was the last to get on the car, was equally angry. “Ian’s right, Daddy. You can’t be so domineering all the time. Mommy will be very sad.”

Sebastian’s face darkened out of humiliation when his sons reprimanded him in front of everyone.

He had to suppress the urge to knock some senses into them for not stopping Sasha, who, in his opinion, was out of her mind.

To make matters worse, they even joined her as well.

Have they been living too comfortably at Oceanic Estate to the point where they find the need to get into trouble?

he let out a sigh after seeing the indignance in Sasha and the

isn’t proper for you to go to

while wrapping

funeral might attract unwanted attention but she was shocked that Sebastian would go to

the White House and the generals from the military base

not know what to

reporters are going to

all. Could it be that the media wanted

reckoned that these reporters would have surrounded her and

Sasha felt

do they have

outside the car,

their arrogance. Who wouldn’t

defeated, Sasha was

never comprehend what lengths people will go to

turned to

this was the first time he told her important stuff instead of keeping it all to himself ever since his multiple personality disorder was triggered. Before that day, he had treated her like a child by not

him change suddenly? Sasha could also sense the patience

her daughter as

kids back to Oceanic Estate. We won’t go

“Okay.”