Returning from the Dead: His Secret Lover

Sasha’s heart was pounding. The first time she saw Sebastian was five years ago, on their wedding day. The next day, he left her. She never saw him again, much less set foot in his house at Frontier Bay.

Sasha could vividly recall her times at Hayes Residence. She knew Sebastian had other properties, but she was afraid of poking her nose into his business.

She never tried to inquire about him or mention his name for fear that he knew she had feigned her own death. The trip down memory made her realize her life back then was a disgrace.

She found it ironic to set foot into Frontier Bay of all places five years later.

On their way there, Sasha admired the late-Autumn view in the city. She caught a glimpse of passersby wandering on the street. The faint illumination from the lamp posts made the bustling city seemed so lonely.

“Madam, Mr. Hayes has just been discharged from the hospital. When you see him, can you please be merciful and tolerate his irrational behavior if he isn’t being his best self? I’m afraid if he gets worked up again, he’ll…”

Sasha looked at Luke through the rearview mirror and stated nonchalantly, “You don’t have to worry. As a doctor, I’m aware of the do’s and don’ts better than you. No matter what, I’ll turn a blind eye.”

Luke heaved a long sigh of relief.

Actually, he couldn’t wait to figure out how she became a renowned doctor after five years.

However, he kept his queries to himself when they drove into the garden of the majestic villa.

reached Royal Court One,

had pulled by in front of a palace. The breathtaking rows of sculptures lined up at the entrance of the villa as though soldiers

archways with drooping gold roses. Sasha was impressed by those remarkable pieces and couldn’t help but imagine the scene of

dropped open as she gaped at the

while? Am I supposed to consider myself lucky to be given the

to Mr. Hayes.

Doesn’t he need

turned to Luke. “Aren’t you going in with me? I have never been here before! And you haven’t announced my arrival. I don’t think I should make my

of your arrival. Please

car, assured

his feet on the accelerator and would depart the moment she walked into

into the villa boldly with

I’d be lying if I’m not afraid at all. I don’t even

she finally arrived

told him the truth. It

heavily guarded, but nobody stopped her as she strode down the magnificent