Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian)

Chapter 620

Every man present couldn't help but feel envious. Sebastian would be successful if he ended up becoming a disciple of Tyler and marrying Kaitlyn, the most beautiful woman in Holton.

However, Kaitlyn's expression changed drastically upon hearing this. She said, "Grandpa, I do not agree."

Tyler said in displeasure, "Kaitlyn, this young man has even greater talent than you. His future is limitless, so marrying him would not be a loss."

"I don't care! I won't agree, no matter what," Kaitlyn stubbornly replied.

Normally, she was obedient and never talked back. However, when it came to something as important as marriage, she was determined to stand her ground.

Tyler's face instantly turned grim. He said, "Marriage is always decided by the elders. I am your grandfather. Do you really think you have a choice in this? It's settled."

Kaitlyn could only look at her father, Korbin Gardner, hoping for some support. However, all she got was a helpless look in return.

Tyler was Korbin's father, and even though he was now the sect leader, he had always been afraid of his father.

to confront Tyler because if he angered him, he would

looked at Sebastian and asked, "What are you hesitating for? You should know there are countless people who want to become my disciple, and even more who wish

everyone's dreams. If it were them, they would have already knelt down in

overjoyed

would accept, he shook his head. He said, "I would like to take Bertha as my mentor

"What?"

stunned as their eyes widened

"Are you out of your mind? What part of my offer

interested in

formally studied the art. Bertha was a second-rank alchemist, and even though Sebastian might be more skilled, her knowledge of

gaining access to rare alchemical recipes,

baffled, especially the men. "This guy must be out of his mind! Although

judgment. He could still get pills if he became Tyler's disciple. Although the quantity of the pills he can get from Tyler is just a bit fewer, he

I'd gladly trade 20 years of

as if

conversations,