Sebastian Brenand's mother was furious to hear his reply.

She felt like she had raised a rebel.

How could he act this way, knowing that his father was in a critical condition?

She clenched her fists tightly and glared at her son. "Don't you care about your father at all? Aren't you the least bit worried about him? Are you under that woman's control? You don't love anyone else apart from her, do you?"

Sebastian couldn't help but chuckle a little. "Yes. Congratulations, you've answered correctly. I don't love anyone else apart from Rachel.

"Whether my father lives or dies has nothing to do with me anymore. Didn't I already tell you that nothing about you two concerns me anymore? You're no longer my parents, and I'm no longer your son. "Our relationship was bound to end badly from the moment you did those things to Rachel," he told her coldly, meaning every word he said.

He would never forgive his parents.

Having Rachel was enough.

couldn't care less about

the terrible

upset when

raised her hand, attempting to slap him again, but he managed to catch her wrist

I'm no longer your son," he bit out, shoving her hand away. "Please go somewhere else if

letting you off the hook for the first slap. Do you still want to repeat that? I'm

deliberately picked

faced his mother, the worse his mood became. Seeing her reminded him of how

rage when he thought of everything

already being kind enough by not killing the two of you," he added scathingly. "Honestly, don't

were cruel, and his tone indifferent, giving off a cold vibe as he refused to say another word to

heart when she saw him like this. She

is great! You really are my son. People used to say that sons weren't worth raising as they would forget about their mothers once they married. I didn't believe them then, but I do now," she cackled

any emotions. Instead, he shrugged casually and continued reading the document. "Since I'm so worthless, stop coming here to look

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