The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

“Since it’s inconvenient for the kids to come here all the time, we prepared this place for them.”

“This is great! If only I had the same idea as you back then… In my office, there’s only an office and nothing else. When my wife and son came over, they had no place to stay.”

Sebastian merely smiled in reply and grabbed the tea leaves which his son had brought over.

“Ian, pour some hot water for me.” When he lifted the teapot, he realized that it was empty. Hence, he glanced at Ian, who was sitting silently beside the table.

However, Ian ignored him and continued fiddling with the chess pieces.

On the other hand, Matteo took the teapot from Sebastian’s hands. “Let me do it, Daddy.”

The young boy went to fill the teapot with water.

When the client saw that, he could not help but burst out laughing. “Mr. Hayes, your children are just like you and your wife.”

“Really?”

“Yeah! After you scolded your son just now, he did not say a single word. Isn’t his temper just like yours? Your younger son has such a better personality. He’s so lively and smiles a lot, just like your wife.”

The client had worked with the Hayes Corporation for many years.

When he was commenting on Sebastian’s sons, he sounded like he was very familiar with them.

Sebastian glanced at the two boys.

gloomily. As Sebastian had watched him grow up, he knew Ian’s temper

up eagerly. With the happy look on his face, he was just like his busy mother in the kitchen. Although Matteo had witnessed how poorly Sebastian treated Sasha earlier, he was still overjoyed to

a foolish as his

his gaze, Sebastian started to chat with the client

finished cooking six dishes and a pot of soup. It was

the table for me,” she called

Sebastian placed his cup down, stood up

the whole family, the thought of inviting people to dine

Hence, everything was insufficient.

enough bowls. What should we

wearing an apron, looked into the disinfection cabinet before realizing that there were not enough bowls. She could not help but

her, he scoffed, “Why are

know how to

she was the one who created this

the kitchen, ran to the

she went back to the kitchen and gazed at

look immediately glinted in his

this for my daughter. Do you dare

“Huh?”

extremely conflicted. Left with no choice, she let the children use the ice cream glasses while

it, I’ll definitely throw it away!” Feeling uneasy by Sebastian’s hostile

he carried the dishes out and