Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian)

Sebastian forcefully shrugged off Ronan's hand. He said icily, "While she may be your daughter, she's also my wife now.

"I might not have had a say before, but from the instant we got married, she's under my care and protection. Anyone who dares to lay a hand on her will answer to me."

A charming smile graced Sebastian's lips. "If you acknowledge me as your son-in-law, I'll naturally respect you as my father-in-law. But if you choose not to, then I see no reason to indulge you." "You... you..." Ronan stuttered, at a loss for words as he pointed a trembling finger at Sebastian.

Sebastian's sharp gaze landed on his face, and he coldly said, "I detest being pointed at. If you wish to keep your finger, I'll happily help you remove it."

Startled, Ronan swiftly retracted his hand. He was well aware of Sebastian's boldness and strength.

"You've picked yourself quite the man. I'm tempted to give him a good smack myself!" Ronan's tone dripped with anger as he directed his gaze toward Lillian.

Lillian glanced at Sebastian and said, "He's my father. Could you please control your temper?"

"Now that my wife has spoken, I'll try to control my temper," Sebastian retorted with a touch of sarcasm.

While he promised to try, his implication was clear: if they pushed him too far, he wouldn't care whether they were in-laws or anyone else.

"Let's go!" Quinton stormed off in anger.

already have a child, why linger here?" Lynette,

Sebastian, his eyes ablaze with fury. "Just

expression was full of disdain. While the Harris family was one of the four major families in Ravenview City, they held little

I'm grateful for your help, but

it further won't change anything. Take

Elijah

to your grandfather," Evelyn said with frustration, her hand poised to deliver a slap on

when she saw the cold smirk on Sebastian's lips,

worthy of my daughter?" she

this world, there isn't a woman I'm not worthy of," Sebastian

with disdain. In her eyes, Sebastian was nothing

dwelling on this further,

mean the betrothal

"Exactly." Evelyn nodded.

Tell me, how much do you

ask for more,

care of her and support her in both life and career. If you can do these two things,