Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian)

Under the drug's influence, Sebastian completely forgot what it meant to be gentle. His

actions were rough and unrelenting, as if he harbored a deep-seated grudge against Cassandra and was determined to torment her.

Cassandra couldn't stifle her moans no matter how hard she tried.

Tears streamed down her face, evoking sympathy from anyone who might have witnessed her suffering.

Sebastian, however, showed no signs of compassion. He focused solely on his own gratification.

Cassandra clawed at his back in desperation, leaving deep red marks. But Sebastian seemed oblivious to the pain as he continued his relentless motions like a tireless machine.

This ordeal felt like a grueling battle, with Sebastian holding the upper hand while

Cassandra was utterly submissive. She felt as though her body was falling apart but lacked the strength to fight back.

Eventually, she reached her limit and pushed Sebastian away with all her might.

and pinned her to the ground

out another agonized scream before resigning herself to her fate. She bit down on her lip, bracing for what was to

was also drugged by Cassandra earlier, so she stumbled toward Sebastian as soon as she got

Sebastian momentarily abandoned Cassandra and turned his

destined to be sleepless. Sebastian effortlessly overpowered both

early hours, and when it finally ended, Sebastian collapsed, feeling utterly exhausted

gasped for breath with adrenaline coursing through his

only did he feel physically satisfied, but he also discovered that

his cultivation base. Likewise, Cassandra received some of his active energy, enhancing her own cultivation

fatigue,

sat up, noticing the bloodstains on the floor. Sorrow quickly gave

slap at Sebastian's head. But just before

can't do this! What's done is done. Killing this jackass won't change anything, and my sacrifice would be in vain," she thought, gradually calming herself and suppressing her overwhelming

weary, remained alert. Seeing Cassandra's conflicted expression, he let out a

you'd already be dead,"

Sebastian wasn't bluffing. She