Revenge of the Hideous Lady by Moonlight

Xyla Quest found it quite rewarding to be the boss of her favorite players.

Henry Armstrong stood up right away, and lazily approached Xyla. "I've brought you the guy you wanted. Have a good chat. I have to leave first," he said.

"Aren't you going to stay and eat with us?" Xyla asked confusedly.

Henry shook his head, helplessly. "Something's off about Sebastian. I have to check on him," he said.

Xyla had always been under the impression that Sebastian was a heartless man. Hence, she was surprised to learn from Henry that Sebastian was not his usual self. "What's up with him?" Xyla asked. "The only thing that affects him is his relationship with women. Rachel Wood left him. He's probably feeling sad about it. Don't worry. He's a heartless guy, and he'll be fine in a few days," Henry replied. Xyla had never thought that Sebastian would feel sad over a girl.

In the past, he used to date around very frequently. It was as if he never truly cared about any of those women.

However, Xyla was surprised to find out that Rachel had chosen to leave Sebastian. In the past, sugar-daddies had always been the ones who wanted to end such relationships. This was the first time Xyla heard about a sugar-baby wishing to break up.

Rachel had probably fallen in love with Sebastian, and she couldn't stand watching him going out with countless other women.

Suddenly, Xyla realized that Sebastian might have lost the woman who loved him the most in this lifetime.

hadn't fallen so deeply in love with him, why would she do

"Perhaps not..." Xyla said.

do you mean?" Henry

gotten his feelings

weren't emotionally involved, he definitely wouldn't

sigh. "Perhaps... Anyway,

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shifted her gaze back to the people around her. She asked them to sit down and introduced everyone to each

they all sat

Xyla's left, Simon sat on her

were esports players with the largest

requested menus from the waiter so that

willing to make the call. In the end, it

be served,

much older than the players,