Reborn to my engagement night by Baxter Walters

Chapter 149 Still The Best

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At that time, in the banquet hall, Sebastian was with his parents, mingling with the high society folks. They exchanged greetings, engaged in small talk, and clinked their wine glasses.

Almost everyone who met Sebastian couldn’t help but praise him, saying, “Mr. Sebastian, you truly live up. to the legend of being a fine–looking man. You’re young and promising!”

“Mr. Nigel, you’re truly the envy of everyone with such an exceptional son! Unlike my own kid, who spends all his time aimlessly wandering outside, accomplishing absolutely nothing

Upon hearing this. Sebastian gave a slight smile but chose not to respond.

On the other hand. Nigel and Marsha, who were standing nearby, heard someone praising their son. Their spirits lifted, and they couldn’t help but break into broad smiles.

“That’s quite an overstatement. Sebastian simply has a knack for business from a young age, which is why he’s able to manage the family business so meticulously.”

The guest was still full of praise, saying, “Absolutely, we all hold Sebastian’s business acumen in the highest. regard. Precisely for this reason, I hope that our two companies can become partners.”

Upon hearing this, Nigel and Marsha found themselves in a somewhat awkward situation.

The family business had long been entrusted entirely to Sebastian for management. Therefore, any issues arising in the business world could only be handed over to Sebastian.

At that moment, Sebastian elegantly stepped in to save the situation, saying, “Thank you for your generous offer from your esteemed company. If there’s a need for collaboration in the future, I will certainly consider you as a priority,”

His words were spoken with utmost courtesy, yet without hesitance, he declared his control over the situation, leaving room for flexibility.

The individual had no choice but to nod, thinking to themselves that the son of the Lockhart family was not only business–minded but also possessed an extraordinarily high emotional intelligence.

Following that, he casually shared a few drinks with the guests.

Unbeknownst to him, half an hour had slipped by, and Madelyn had yet to reach out to him.

Sebastian felt a sudden curiosity, so he put down his wine glass and instinctively went to look for her.

Unexpectedly, the one seated on the couch turned out to be Janessa.

Sebastian glanced around. Where is Madelyn?

turned to Janessa, asking.

looked up and saw Sebastian. She promptly stood up, her heartbeat quickening in response.

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on the surface, Janessa bit her lip, feigning calm as she said, “I really don’t know where she

just resting here a moment ago. Did you see where she went?” Sebastian asked once more in a deep

intentionally came to

to Janessa. At that moment, surprisingly, he was the

with joy and excitement, her heart leaping

honestly didn’t see anything Even if I did, I couldn’t

she nervously glanced

in on Janessa. “What do you mean by that? Ms. Sherriu, I advise you to tell the truth.”

startled Janessa, causing her heart to shudder, and she was

I honestly don’t know. I was just talking to Madelyn a moment ago, but then she received a phone call

asked, “Did you happen to hear what she was saying on

once again. “Um… This pertains to Madelyn’s personal affairs. I’m afraid it might not be appropriate

hardened.

that it seemed Christopher had been in a car accident. So, I figured she must have

turned significantly sour when he heard that,

she deliberately cast a worried glance at Sebastian. “Sebastian, please, don’t be upset. I believe Madelyn probably sees Christopher as

however, wore a gloomy expression, turning around and striding away.

couldn’t help but stifle a chuckle.

leaving the banquet hall, Madelyn went straight to

bathroom, she accidentally overheard a few prominent young ladies

envious of the daughter of the Thornton

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about here.”

were dancing together, their gazes

I’m quite envious

smile involuntarily graced the corners of Madelyn’s