Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian)

Chapter 283

Yvette's face went pale as she clutched her collar frantically. "No! I'm the second daughter of the Osborne family. My father won't let you get away with hurting me."

Sebastian sneered, "You're quite naïve, I must say. I've already chopped off Marcus' leg. Your family won't forgive me, even if I let you go now. So why should I hold back?"

"That's not true. If you release me, I can plead for you. There's still room for negotiation," Yvette insisted.

"No need. If I were easily intimidated, Marcus would still have his legs. Today, I'm going to teach you an unforgettable lesson," Sebastian said coldly.

"No! Please! I'm begging you," Yvette pleaded, looking desperate and heartbroken.

Sebastian's face twisted into a mocking smile. He had no pity for someone as ruthless as Yvette.

"Don't blame me for not warning you. My patience is limited. You'd better not wait for me to take action. Of course, if you would like to protect your chastity, you can just kill yourself. I have no interest in the dead."

Yvette shook her head desperately. She was still young and had a bright future ahead of her. She couldn't bear the thought of dying.

rescue you because I'll kill you before anyone arrives," Sebastian said

kill me after you're done?"

whether you behave or

laid her clothes on the ground

to admit that Yvette had a stunning figure. Her curves were incredibly enticing, and her beauty was enhanced by her glistening red lips, making her irresistibly

walked over,

presenting herself as if she

didn't hold back either. He pounced on her hard, fully indulging in the moment. Sebastian wasn't exactly a noble person. Life was short,

desires had waned ever since he

way while satisfying his own needs, effectively killing two birds

lasted

feeling refreshed and immensely pleased. Just moments ago, his cultivation base had advanced to middle-stage

was simple-the

Eternal Rebirth Codex, involved cultivating

more active energy, while women carried more passive energy, especially virgins, who had a pure form of passive