Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian)

Chapter 198

Ambrose knew that they were done for

Immediately, he whipped out a dagger and, at everyone's gazes of disbelief, stabbed Chris in the heart

"Dad... why.."

Chris wanted to question Ambrose, but before he could finish, he lost all his energy and collapsed onto the ground. His eyes were wide open; he couldn't rest in peace. The crowd was shocked. If they hadn't witnessed it for themselves, no one would've believed that Ambrose had killed Chris

Ambrose looked regretful, he stabbed himself in the heart shortly after.

ed because

Everyone was so shocked by the scene that they fell into silence. Not only had Ambrose killed his own son, but he'd also taken his own life. And everything had happened of the man on the throne. "The Supreme One! He must be the Supreme One!

"All hall, Supreme One!"

Sebastian. That included the Smith and Hunter families. Evelyn, Lyra, and Lucas had turned pale from shock They had always mocked Sebastian; if Sebastian truly was the Supreme One, they were done for just then,

used to all call me a piece of trash, Why are

"Sebastian... I mean, O Supreme Doe, I was blinded. Please have mercy

"Sebastian, I'm

call me Sebastian. We're

Lillian divorced you because Mr. Adamos-mean, Chris forced her. She didn't intend to do that. Lillian, why are you just standing there? Say something!" Evelyn hurriedly signaled Lillian. Lillian was about to say something, but Sebastian stopped her. He said icily,

been her intention, but the ten-bibon-dollar project had been a major factor. She couldn't

trustus. Lillian was forced;

remember what I said? I said you'd regret it.

to the Smith family in any way. For old time's sake, I won't punish you for what happened today. But if it happens again, I won't let you off easily!' Evelyn lost hope. They'd had the chance

their own hands.

They felt regretful.

the Supreme One of all people. Even if the Supreme

hand, Lillian was calm. She had been worried that Sebastian might die here. But after discovering his identity, she