The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

How horrifying! Is he out of his mind? It’s obvious he’s trying to start a war between the Jadesons and the Whites. Not only is he trying to oppress the Whites, he is trying to destroy the Jadesons!

At that moment, Sasha felt a blow to her heart.

Meanwhile, Elizabeth’s face had turned utterly pale, overwhelmed with wrath.

Eventually, Baylor came out of his ward.

“Mom, that’s enough. Stop arguing with him. If he insists on her to stay, then let him. I’ll go to Anglandur with you. This is the hospital. Don’t create a scene here.”

The twenty-four-year-old man decided to give way as he persuaded his mother composedly.

Sasha cast a befuddled look at him.

She was indeed shocked by his extraordinarily rational response.

Surprisingly, Elizabeth’s rage faded after hearing that, and she returned to the ward without a word.

Sasha did not know how to react to this.

Staring at Baylor, who was approaching her, Sasha wanted to explain her situation. But just then, Sebastian suddenly sneered, “Why are you still standing there? Come over here now!”

Upon hearing that, Sasha nervously rushed out.

Meanwhile, Baylor, who saw this, could not suppress his irritation as he cut a stare at Sebastian.

old man know

course, he does. Didn’t you know that I was carried out

“You…”

hearing that, Baylor balled his

he did not have the

he cut an impatient glare

“O-Oh, okay.”

as soon as

even get the courage to

a personal fight, but any escalation would affect the whole country. Hence, Sasha would not dare to make

pushed Sebastian back to the surgical ward,

the

Sasha eventually open her

do these few days was to change Jonathan’s

to

to the White family, her effort might end up

that, Sasha

did not seem to be

upon hearing what Sasha said. “Since when I need you to lecture

mean that.” Sasha immediately explained, “I…

can’t even save your *ss. Take this little thing with you and get lost

care mercilessly while telling her to take

at this cold and annoyed man without a word. She held up her daughter, who was still sleeping and left