The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

Sasha couldn’t handle the shock and blacked out.

This isn’t real. No way this is real.

What is he going to do if this is real?

There was no one else to help him out this time around and she couldn’t bear to see him ruined.

Meanwhile, back home at Hayes Residence.

Sebastian and Saul found the memorial hall’s secret passageway though the two footsteps left behind outside the partially opened door at the memorial hall.

They discovered an underground dwelling after making their way into the secret passageway.

“My gosh, Uncle Frederick never told me about this. I never knew there’s an underground dwelling here. When did they build this? Why haven’t we heard of it?”

Saul was stunned when he saw the majestic basement.

No, I shouldn’t even call this a basement.

It was even more majestic than Hayes Residence itself.

The room was lavishly decorated with an elegant chandelier hanging on the ceiling, an expensive sofa, an imported Erihalian style cherry wood dining table, and a thick luxurious carpet that covered every inch of the floor. Saul noticed the paintings hanging on the wall were actually priceless masterpieces from all around the world.

My gosh, why did that old man build such a luxurious mansion underground?

Is he crazy?

Saul couldn’t believe his eyes.

Sebastian wasn’t any better.

right after his initial shock. His

sight

voice echoed across

panicked as

up to her and grabbed hold

Thump

collapsed and made a high-pitched

Sebastian went quiet.

he almost let go of her thinking she

over. He stared at the body on the ground and

A human?

tightened his grip on

and warm even though she

“Eeekk…”

if she was a trapped mouse. She even tried desperately to

take it anymore and pinched

“Ahhhh…” She finally stopped.

let go of her and turned

A woman?

“Uncle Frederick has been keeping a woman here? Who the hell is she? I hope she’s

“Shut up!”

growled. He then started to examine the

could only make out her eyes and

looked like

A ghost?

crazy thing Sabrina couldn’t stop