The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

Even though this matter had nothing to do with Sasha, but in his eyes, everything seemed to be her deliberately scheming against him.

Why did she seem so pathetic to him now?

Sasha was hurt and smiled bleakly. “You can think however you like. But I won’t admit things that I haven’t done. Also, if you thought that I was trying every method to hold you back, you can leave now. I will not keep you here.”

After Sasha finished her sentence, she ignored him and turned to the closet to look for Vivian’s clothes.

Naturally, no one would have noticed the droplet of tears that rolled down from her eyes the moment she buried herself in the closet.

Sebastian then left.

But his expression was grim.

So much so that he was grimmer than when he was questioning the woman in the room.

However, he didn’t stay in the end. He went downstairs, and prepared to leave.

“Ian, since we both don’t know how to do this question, shall we ask Daddy?”

“It’s fine. He’s busy.”

In the brightly lit living room, the other two children was concentrating on their homework. They were primary school students, so they had holiday homework during their winter break.

However, when Matteo said that he didn’t know how to do it, Ian, the elder brother, refused his suggestion without hesitation.

Feeling wronged, Matteo nodded his head. “Alright. Let’s find Mommy when she finishes changing Vivi.”

Ian agreed.

between the brothers didn’t look like

Sebastian stopped behind them.

be as harsh as

figures made him reflect on himself

weakest spot in his

do

you’re here? That’s great, come and see for us. The teacher is being merciless with the question. We’re only six-year-old, how can we do such

upon hearing Daddy’s voice. He turned his head in surprise

little surprised

was going to leave tonight. So

But he was here…

gave up his seat, feeling a

I’ve told the teachers in your school to increase the difficulty in your usual studies.”

was planned

repeat the content taught in class to the other children before the

an

to increase the difficulty. The two would not learn the common things,

enlightened, “I see. No wonder the old man would always bring us to

Ian was speechless.

started to explain to question in detail for the

Meanwhile, upstairs.

helped her get changed, she put

the place had no housemaid and Sabrina had left, she had to take care of three children alone and tend to them one by one. Since she put the clingiest little girl to sleep, the other two would