A Farewell After Being Reborn

Chapter 151

Sage didn’t expect Donald to buy a gift for Ian as well. But apart from that, he intended to give it to him under her name. The old man had certainly thought it through.

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Since Donald had set things up, Sage had no choice but to play along in Ian’s presence. She took the box from Susan and handed it to Ian. “Here.”

“What is it?” Ian asked calmly.

She responded equally calmly, “You’ll know once you check it out.”

Alright now, you can have a couple’s talk later. For now, take a seat and have something,” Susan said to them.

The staff at the revolving restaurant were busy helping customers grill the seafood they ordered.

Sage took the nearest seat, and Ian sat beside her. Susan, a lover of heavy foods, ordered a mountain of seafood and had the chefs grill them for the party. Not only that, she requested for them to add more spices and garlic seasoning.

“Aunt Susan, Ian doesn’t take spicy foods,” Sage blurted out, her mind still on the gift from Donald. She noticed a faint smile on Ian’s lips but pretended not to

see it.

eater, she had put in the effort to memorize the list of foods he wouldn’t take. When Susan

you should order the food since you know Ian’s preferences the best!” Susan handed her the tablet used for

for us. There’s a lot of food going around anyway. He can find something else to eat if he can’t take the spices. He

expensive seasonal foods for dinner. Meanwhile, Owen started discussing business with Ian. The two chatted merrily as the table slowly filled with food.

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Layla and wondering how to bring up the topic, she heard a crisp voice pierce

Mom!” Sage turned around and saw Layla, who was dressed

and hadn’t had dinner, so

huge smile appearing on her face when she noticed Ian. ” Ian, you’re here as well!”

but said nothing else. Sage joked. “Do you not notice me at all?”

reluctantly greeted her. “Hey, Sage.” Then, she took

seat beside Ian.

albeit calmly, “I’m not used to having

to my right.”

froze upon hearing his comment. Sage fought the urge to laugh at his nonsensical excuse. He should have told Layla outright that