Reborn to my engagement night by Baxter Walters

Chapter 212 Do You Have Any Objections.

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“What are you trying to explain?” Sebastian’s voice was taut, his eyes locked intently on Madelyn, a flicker of confusion and something darker passing through them

Madelyn’s voice wavered, tears brimming as she hurried to clarify, her voice thick with emotion, “Sebastian, I swear I’m not planning to clope. It’s just tit my dad is unwell. I need to go back and look after him for a few days–that’s the only reason I was parking. You’ve completely misunderstood the

situation.”

Upon hearing these words, Sebastian visibly flinched, taken aback by her revelation.

So that’s what this was all about….

Meanwhile, the grip of his large hand around her wrist gradually loosened, releasing the pent–up tension.

Madelyn gingerly covered her now visibly red wrist, her expression a mix of pain and relief, an aggrieved smile playing across her lips. Internally, she felt a surge of helplessness wash over her.

She had thought their relationship had grown stronger, more trusting over time. But now, it seemed nothing had truly changed; the apparent closeness they shared was merely superficial, and Sebastian had never truly trusted her.

This thought only deepened her sorrow, a bitter taste rising in her throat. Trying to regain some composure, she bowed her head slightly, continuing to back her small suitcase methodically.

Each piece of clothing she placed inside felt heavier, loaded with the weight of her troubled thoughts. Her movements were automatic, her focus blurred by the redness of her eyes and the stubborn set of her jaw.

From the corner, Sebastian observed her, a growing sense of guilt gnawing at him. After a few moments of heavy silence, he managed to find his voice, albeit hesitantly, Shall I take you home?”

Madelyn’s response was muted, a simple, indifferent hum, her focus remaining on her task.

Soon, her suitcase clicked shut, packed and ready. Sebastian’s gaze dropped to her wrist again, noting the red marks his fingers had left. Regret and self–reproach filled him.

Why did I let my emotions get the better of me?

had also infuriatedly increased the strength of his

bridge the chasm of misunderstanding between them, he asked softly, “Does

flatly, then, perhaps in a moment of wanting to lighten the mood, she added. whimsically,

signs of sincerity. Seeing her expectant

he pressed his lips against the reddened skin in a tender, apologetic

gesture seemed to brighten Madelyn’s spirits instantly, her face lighting up

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stepped into the familiar living room, announcing cheerfully, Dad, I’m back”

lounging on an old–fashioned couch, a cup of coffee in hand. He looked up with a blend of surprise and delight. “Maddie,

to keep you company, Dad I can’t possibly stay away for

snide comments from her stepmother, Regina. “My, my, Madelyn, since when did you become so thoughtful?

stepsister, chimed in petulantly, “Exactly, Madelyn, you don’t need to fuss over

weren’t entirely guilt–free, making them distinctly uneasy about Madelyn‘ unexpected return to the

bright, defiant smile, “But as the eldest daughter, it’s my duty to look after my dad. And just so

eyes with Regina and Eunice. Let’s see how

visibly strained. She retorted quickly. “Madelyn, as the saying goes, a daughter who’s married becomes a member of another family‘. You’re someone’s wife, isn’t it inappropriate for you to

laughter was light and dismissive as she countered, “Mdm. Zimmer, you seem to be mistaken. I’m merely engaged,

house, as you well know, was transferred to my name by my dad. I’m merely living

Madelyn by the overly

sparring match, much to Derek’s dismay. Feeling overwhelmed by the familial discord, he interjected wearily. “Enough, we’re all family here. What’s most important is that we get along

“Sebastian, we don’t often have the pleasure of

nod, accepting

you please ask the kitchen to prepare some