Sebastian's face stiffened, and he shifted his gaze away.

"I don't."

He didn't dare to admit it, because he was afraid it would implicate Rosalie. When he was in elementary school, he was very close to a girl. Both of them had been children, and they innocently expressed their liking for each other.

However, his father found out about it. Soon, the girl was sent away, and he never saw her again.

His father didn't allow him to like anyone. Everything had to be arranged by him. From that moment, Sebastian never dared to admit to his father that he liked someone. He was afraid his father would act again.

"No? If that's the case, then you don't need to marry Rosalie. Since you don't like her, there's no need for me to match you two up. I don't want to force you. You can go now."

Geoffrey seemed impatient as he brushed past Sebastian.

The more Sebastian thought about it, the more something felt off. He followed Geoffrey. "What exactly do you mean? This has nothing to do with Rose. It's all my decision. She doesn't like me at all." He was worried Geoffrey was trying to trap him.

Geoffrey stopped in his tracks. "So, you like her?"

"Dad, she's Theodore's ex-wife. She's not someone you can just send away. You better not touch her, or else the Spencers..."

"Sebastian, do you really think I'm so cruel? Do you think I'm going to send her abroad and hide her, so you'll never see her again?" Geoffrey said helplessly.

Sebastian clenched his fists. "Didn't you do that before?"

a good life. She should thank me. The price was

time ago. It had almost been twenty years. Now, hearing his father mention it again, Sebastian actually thought it might have been for the best. He was convinced his father was telling the

just want to tell you not to repeat your mistakes. I'm not a child

stared at him without saying anything. Instead, he took out

of the phone, a

"Rosalie, it's me."

what can I do

was surprised that Geoffrey had called Rosalie. He was about to say something when Geoffrey gestured for him to stay quiet, and then said, "It's nothing. I just wanted to ask if you told Sebastian

the one involved, so he

came to me, saying he wouldn't get married. Could you try to persuade him

I can't persuade him. This is Sebastian's decision. I can't force him to marry a woman he

son of the Carters, and he has responsibilities. If he insists on not marrying, I will

because he is my

to me about marriage. It's only going to get worse in the future. While I can still sein strip him of everything, I'll kick him out and let him experience what it's like being

do, I can't stop you. Sebastian is an outstanding man.

"You're really naive!" Geoffrey

I drive Sebastian out of the Carters, he can still stand on his own? Who would dare to take him after

him? Driving him out of

You're a

like

snapped, furious.

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