Forsaken Daughter Pampered by Top Hier

Chapter 380

Chapter 380

Macro sauntered over to the liquor cabinet, poured himself a glass of red wine, and took a sip. Just then, Sebastian emerged from the lounge. Macro immediately choked on his drink.

Sebastian shot him an annoyed glance, his brow furrowed. “What? What’s gotten into you?”

Macro patted his chest, still coughing. “Man, that’s way too quick,” he managed to say.

Sebastian just stood there, at a loss for words.

Elliot, who was working on his laptop nearby, heard the commotion. He quickly gathered his things and slipped into another lounge. He’d learned the hard way that it was best to keep a safe distance from Macro. This way, he could stay out of trouble.

Macro noticed Elliot’s hasty retreat and realized he’d spoken out of turn. “I didn’t mean it like that,” he tried to explain. When he’d walked by the lounge earlier, he’d heard their conversation and quickly ran away. But he hadn’t expected Sebastian to come out before he could even finish his drink.

Sebastian stepped closer, his voice low. “Do you have any more of that medicine?”

Macro looked puzzled.

hurt badly there. He’d been checking on her earlier, and

knew what they were doing in the lounge. But this is shocking as

shut his mouth and went to the medicine cabinet, grabbing a couple more bottles. He handed them to Sebastian. “Use these with the ones I gave you

turned to leave, but Macro called out again, “Wait. I know you’re in a hurry, but-

quickly clamped his mouth shut. “What I meant was, girls are fragile. You should at

one last cold look and walked away

up his wine glass and drained it in one go. He clicked his tongue and muttered to himself, “And Richard thinks

had already doted on Stephanie so much. There was no way

tear chard apart. If it hadn’t been for Macro stepping in and threatening

under the covers. She struggled, crying

health. What’s there to fuss about?” Sebastian coaxed, trying

area. Now Sebastian wanted to help her apply the medicine, and she felt like she had no privacy

but she