Forsaken Daughter Pampered by Top Hier

Chapter 238

Chapter 238

Stephanie slept straight through until ten in the evening, waking up only because of hunger.

The alcohol had long worn off since the afternoon, but she still felt groggy as she opened her eyes, parched beyond belief.

The room was empty except for her. She sat up, swung her legs off the bed, and got to her feet.

Just as she took two steps forward, she heard Sebastian’s voice coming from the balcony. He was on the phone.

“Finish him.”

His voice was low, but Stephanie still caught the chilling and dangerous undertone in his words.

Finish?

Finish who?

She had always known the Giovanni family was dangerous, and Sebastian, being the heir of the Lucano family, carried that bloodline and everything that came with the two families.

Lost in thought, she barely noticed the sound of the glass door sliding open.

Sebastian stepped inside. Their eyes met in the dim lighting.

In an instant, the cold menace in his gaze vanished, replaced by the warmth reserved only for her.

It was like watching a deity switch between divinity and devilry in the blink of an eye.

Even his aura shifted–one moment, sharp and dangerous, the next, gentle and soothing. Sebastian walked over and brushed his fingers against her cheek. “Awake?”

fever had gone

voice was noticeably softer than when he was on the

and without thinking, she wrapped her arms

“Sebastian.”

“Hmm?”

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and hungry,” she

already felt awful after drinking, and she hadn’t eaten

she was truly

her hair. “Come on, let’s get

want the steamed pork from here, stir–fried smoked pork with bamboo shoots, and camphor tea

Sebastian chuckled. “Okay.”

sleeping, she still remembered exactly what she wanted.

her requests, then turned on the

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up. “It’s going to snow tomorrow.” Sebastian said.

love

she loved snow

piece draping over his broad shoulders, an elegant mix of warmth

found herself staring, completely

caught her starstruck

out of it. She quickly shook her head.

Wait…

wrong with

a small wound at the corner of