The Love that Never Really Dies

Devin looked up immediately and stood still. “Yes, I had some urgent business to attend to. Why are you here? Is something up?”

“Nothing. I just want to know about your upcoming plans,” Sebastian replied coolly.

The light cast a soft glow on Sebastian, who had both hands stuffed into the pockets of his pants. Although he stood up straight, he gave off a languid and casual vibe.

There was also a certain air of nonchalance in his expression.

Devin was stunned. “Plans? Are you referring to my family? Or my work?”

“Work,” Sebastian answered.

“About work, I’ll still be the leader of special forces at the military base. What’s the matter? Why did you ask this question?” Devin was suspicious.

All this while, Sebastian never asked him about his work life. They were close and often helped each other out, but he never asked him about his future plans.

“Nothing. I heard from that old man that congress will elect a new president once Alfred White loses. With a new political party in power, a new group of leaders is needed. When will you be involved?” Sebastian asked.

“What?” Devin’s eyes widened. “Why would I get involved? I’m not a politician. I belong to the battlefield, and killing my enemies is what I do. Why the hell would I go down that road?”

Devin refused vehemently. He sounded

a subtle smile

wanted Shin to enter the political field, the latter’s

one’s own son to inherit a soldier’s spirit, as

Feeling satisfied, Sebastian left.

confused expression. “What the hell is he up to? Did he come all the way here just to ask

same time, a commander passed by. “Major, why is your brother looking for you? Does he want you

was shocked. Home? Is he going back to

beat, and that ridiculous idea popped into

and her children had been waiting for some time at the Military Elementary School. She simply could not believe that the teacher would host

us to organize the party at their family-owned farmhouse so that Vivian and her two brothers can have a great time before leaving the school,” the teacher

led a group of children and parents out of the classroom with a flag and smiled warmly at

 I’m just here to attend my daughter’s farewell party. Why the huge

Madam. We’ve been to the farmhouse before. It’s really fun, I tell you. You can pick

even prepared a big

the class

in flashy clothes approached Sasha and introduced the farmhouse to