Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian)

Chapter 356 "Dad!"

Just as Magnus was about to pounce on Lillian and indulge himself, the door was suddenly pushed open, and a young woman walked in.

She appeared to be around 18 years old, looking youthful, graceful and poised. Her slender waist, reminiscent of an hourglass, especially, seemed delicate enough to hold with one hand.

Magnus was initially angry at having his moment ruined. Upon seeing who it was, he suppressed his anger, as it turned out to be his daughter, Francesca Thorne.

"Francesca, you're all grown up now. How can you still be so reckless? Why didn't you knock before coming in?"

Francesca saw Lillian lying on the bed and immediately understood what was happening. "Dad, someone from the Osborne family has arrived," Francesca informed him.

"Osborne family? Which one?" Magnus guessed. "Could it be the one from Seachurn?" "Yes, it's Yvette Osborne, the eldest daughter of the Osborne family," Francesca replied.

"Let's go. We'll greet our guest!"

Magnus didn't care whether Lillian wanted to or not. He grabbed her with him as they went downstairs.

Magnus reached the hall, he immediately

might be slightly inferior to Lillian's, but she was still stunning. Her beauty was one

her outstanding temperament made her appear like a high and mighty princess. She was always the center of attention

exuding a menacing demeanor

Your esteemed presence honors us. I apologize for not

Magnus was extremely respectful.

though he had become the master of Supreme Nexus and stood at the pinnacle of power, he had to be humble in front

hidden family, was usually very low-key. However, their influence was beyond what ordinary people could

Celestial Master

Magnus led Yvette to the frontmost seat in the

bring Lillian along to greet other guests, but Yvette called out to him, "Celestial Master Thorne, please wait a moment.

whatever you want. I will definitely tell you everything I know," Magnus urged with

the Supreme One really

question. She, too, was

her that Sebastian was dead, she had a feeling that he