Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian)

"Let's go inside," Lillian said.

Just as she was about to enter the building, Sebastian caught her arm.

"Wait a moment. Are you sure you won't regret this?" Sebastian asked.

"If I'll regret it, I wouldn't have come," Lillian replied.

"In that case, wear this." Sebastian took out a blood-red pendant necklace and placed it around her neck.

The pendant was shaped like a teardrop magnified several times, hence its name, the Seraphic Tear Pendant necklace.

"What's this?" Lillian asked, feeling puzzled.

"It's my most precious possession. From now on, it will be the Wilder family's family heirloom," Sebastian explained with a smile.

Lillian didn't think much of it. To her, it was just an ordinary pendant necklace.

The two entered the city hall and emerged later with the marriage certificate.

Sitting in the car, Sebastian examined the marriage certificate and studied the photo they had taken.

in the picture, but

the car

we heading?" Sebastian

"Home," Lillian replied flatly.

bought a house yet. Shall we go buy one now? I have money," Sebastian

office before, but now that he was married,

your money for yourself. Although we're married now, I

drove into a luxurious villa area and parked in front of one

Sebastian asked as he

few times since buying it,

the bedroom?"

sat on the couch, feeling a headache

many troubles ahead. Meanwhile, Sebastian went to inspect the two bedrooms on the first floor. After finding no signs of previous occupancy, he walked

guard instantly went up. "Why

we'll be sleeping together. You won't have to suffer sleepless nights alone anymore. I'll hold you in my arms every night," Sebastian said with a charming smile. "You're overthinking it," Lillian said calmly. "I married you out of

I'm not

to touch me, and if necessary,

agreement expires, I'll compensate you with ten million

of desires. I can endure for a day or two, but three or four days might be a stretch, let alone a year. What

cannot violate the agreement. If you do, I won't let you off the hook, and you'll have to pay ten