The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

“Sasha…” “Huh? Devin, you’re here. Are you looking for a seat? There’s one over here.”

Sasha had been busy feeding her children and only just noticed Devin’s arrival.

However, Devin shook his head. “Do you want to change your dress? It must be difficult to feed the kids in it.”

He knew that Sasha had been set up, so he wanted her to get changed. However, he did not know how to say it in a roundabout manner, so what came out was straightforward.

Sasha did not know what to reply.

After seeing Devin’s hesitant look, she glanced around and finally realized what was happening.

“It’s fine, Devin. Come sit over here. You must be starving.”

Before Devin could answer her, Jasmine started calling for him.

“Devin, what are you doing? Shanae is here. Come and keep her company.”

“Yes, Devin. Come here and talk to Old Mr. Woods,” Stephen said.

Devin frowned and walked over to them.

Behind him, Sasha seemed to have understood the situation. Seeing the pretty woman in the beige dress, she frowned. So, that’s the woman they want Devin to marry? What about Sabrina?

While she was thinking about it, she took out her smartphone to message Sabrina back in Avenport.

Sasha: Sab, what are you up to?

else? I’m at

Looks like Solomon has his own way to deal with

you coming to Jadeborough? If you don’t

always referred to Devin

Sabrina did not

to Sasha’s surprise, there was not much reaction

 He’s not

not your man anymore? Did you dump

 I can’t have

from the usually very

in love with this man. Nothing could stop her from being with him before this. Why is she

she secretly snapped a photo of Devin and Sabrina sitting next

sent the photo

Devin’s sister-in-law and her three children. Do you want

and nodded. “Yes. She can go

woman dressed up like a

was unwilling to

to realize something when he heard

way he was speaking, he

thought, Richard knew that Shanae had a high chance to marry Devin in the

his granddaughter and chided, “Why are you still sitting here? Don’t

“All right…”

walked