The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

Solomon thought it was not a bad idea after all. He was not the least concerned that Sebastian and the others were coming to the press conference. The reporters could see for themselves how he was about to chase Sebastian out of Hayes Corporation. That would save Solomon the trouble of informing the media about it later on.

As Solomon expected, not long after Peter and his group arrived, Sebastian showed up. Their arrival sparked a commotion among the reporters.

“Mr. Hayes is here!”

“Finally…”

“We’ve been waiting for ages.”

All cameras were pointed at them as Sebastian entered and clicks of shutters sounded in the whole room.

Sebastian took a deep breath and swept his gaze across the crowd confidently.

He walked right in with his head held high and his back straight. Sebastian took his time to survey the room after he got on the stage as if he was not at all perturbed by the number of cameras pointing toward him.

The way he responded showed he had no qualms about taking charge of the situation.

Solomon, who had been watching Sebastian the whole time, expressed his dismay at the sight.

“Ladies and gentlemen, sorry for the delay.” Sebastian’s voice sounded calm through the microphone. He pulled out a chair and sat down. “Shall we begin?”

He did not choose to sit in the middle because he knew it did not matter. All eyes would be on him regardless of where he sat.

Solomon’s face turned pale knowing things would not turn out as he expected, but he clenched his jaw and took deep breaths, trying to get a grip on himself.

not afford to blunder at this point

to bring the contract and the other documents. “Ladies and gentlemen, thanks for coming today. The

but as many of them have aged over the years and as the need for further company expansion grows, we have consolidated our shares and we are

“What?”

“Just three shareholders?”

Everyone was dumbstruck.

could not believe there would only be

cast their disbelieving gazes on

Are there only three shareholders left

admitted without

of cold

at the scene from the lounge. When she heard Sebastian’s answer, her

It’s time he crawls out of Hayes Corporation like a beggar. I will make sure he falls from the highest point

Solomon’s mouth as

out the share transfer

Frederick’s shares, there was no way Solomon could have his hands on the inheritance unless he asked

relinquishing his rights over the thirty-five percent of

when he was talking to Sebastian. That was his way of showing pity on his

an uproar when everyone saw the

that he could be offering the

Everyone was stunned.

idea what to make of what they saw. Everything struck them like a lightning and it seemed like the world they knew