The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

Fury surged through Sebastian, and he was about to explode in anger. How he wished he could smash the USB drive into pieces.

This was what he had to say? That’s all?

He included me in his will because he wanted me to stay away from his son. What a brilliant plan!

A corner of his mouth quirked up. He stared at the USB drive with his teary eyes and burst into laughter.

“Mr. Hayes, are you okay?” Karl was worried upon seeing his reaction.

“I’m fine. Pass this urn to Solomon later. Tell him the old man gave me thirty-five percent of the company shares. I’ll give him all the shares, but he must bring her back to me.” Sebastian handed the urn over to Karl so that he could give it to Solomon when they arrived.

Karl was taken aback.

Give…give this to Solomon? I must have heard it wrongly, right?

The moment they touched down at Avenport’s airport, Sebastian stormed out of the building right away.

Karl had no choice but to bring the urn to Hayes Corporation.

At this point, Solomon had learned about Frederick’s death. He flew into a rage, turning his office upside down.

the urn, Solomon froze.

of his face as

to you. He said he’ll give you the thirty-five percent of his company shares once you bring his wife

cooperate, he’ll personally come over and take over your position

that threat, Solomon’s face turned

went to him? That old

like the man cared about him more

so hard that his knuckle cracked. His jealousy

got in touch with

gave the company shares to that bast*rd and not his

anger and reminded her. “Since Sebastian is willing to give up his shares, I’ll still be the biggest shareholder of the

a while before saying, “So you really want me

I ask you to keep her around in

you still have feelings for her, right?” the

it one more time, and I’ll

right away, and she eventually ended the

not stop his body

out that they were releasing her

now. Here’s your flight ticket and some cash. You can return to your country now.” The woman

spoke was as aloof as