Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian)

Chapter 244

Upon seeing Sebastian, Lillian's eyes flickered with surprise. Rumors outside claimed the Supreme One was old and ugly. Though rumors weren't always reliable, Travis had seen the Supreme One himself and confirmed his advanced age.

Although she couldn't see the face of the person before her, he had black hair and smooth, rosy skin. He looked nothing like an elderly man. However, she didn't dwell on it. She approached Sebastian and greeted him, "All hail the Supreme One."

"What brings you here, Ms. Lillian?" Sebastian asked directly.

A hint of skepticism flashed in Lillian's eyes. Though Sebastian intentionally lowered his voice, she still felt a sense of familiarity. "I'd like to request an invitation to the supreme banquet," she said, fixing a hopeful gaze on Sebastian.

She had a wager with Lyra. If Lyra received an invitation and she didn't, Lillian would have to relinquish her position as president.

She didn't know Lyra had already visited Sebastian and secured an invitation. But as long as she could get one, she would be safe.

"Go to Joseph for the invitation," Sebastian replied without hesitation. After all, they had once been married, and granting her one or even multiple invitations was no issue.

you, Supreme One!" Lillian

awkward,

Sebastian asked, "Is there

a deep breath, Lillian gathered her courage. "I have another request, although it's rather awkward. I'd like you to grant me a

Smith family, but Lillian and the Smiths' actions had angered him, leading to its

still stirred up his anger, but he would

Sebastian remain silent, Lillian grew anxious and quickly said, "Supreme One, do you remember last month's signing event? Phoenix Corporation had a ten-billion-dollar project planned with the Smith Group, but someone

begging you to give us another chance. I promise we won't disappoint

the disruption?" Sebastian asked, though he already

my ex-husband. He was angry about our divorce, so he disrupted the

begging you," Lillian pleaded. The Smith Group was in deep trouble, and without this project, they

fury. The Smith family's actions had