The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

“T-They were the ones who made the first move by approaching me. According to them, you will surely pass down the inheritance right to me if something were to happen to Sebastian. That’s why I agreed to collude with them,” Stephen stuttered and pointed at the members of the Cabinet Council with his quivering finger.

His words rang out like thunder to everyone, striking the congress hall once again.

This time around, everyone in the congress hall only gaped at the members of the Cabinet Council with a perplexed look. Apparently, their senses were prevailed by the previous overwhelming moments and their minds had since turned mushy. My goodness! Is the worst yet to come?

It wasn’t until quite some time had passed did the Director of Public Prosecutions come to his senses. He looked in the direction of the Cabinet Council. “Mr. Hamilton, is he telling the truth?”

In response, Franklin shook his head and responded casually, “I’m clueless of that.”

The Chief Prosecutor’s eyes widened in disbelief. He could not believe that Franklin sounded innocent without a sense of guilt.

An infuriated Jonathan lashed out at once. “What do you mean? Are you trying to say that my son is telling lies? Now that he has relented and admitted his wrongful act, do you think it still makes sense for him to lie?”

Franklin simply shrugged and replied placidly, “I wish to make myself clear again. I really don’t have any clue about that.”

by tossing Jonathan a meaningful look. “Anyway, Old Mr. Jadeson, if you don’t trust all of us

out, “Then what are you waiting

unaware of the hideousness of those despicable ones who merely spent time scheming in their comfort zone. At the same time, the Chief Prosecutor was starting to smell

Cabinet Council had dashed out of the congress hall. Within a while, all the members of the Cabinet Council gathered at the congress

from the Cabinet Council is here now. Try and see if the person you are looking for is among them. Before that,

think of anything else.

a chance to fight for his life by pointing out his mistake in front of

the members of the Council Cabinet one by one before he pointed at a short, plump man standing far right

his people to look for me. I still keep a

voice sounded right after the recording was played. “Lieutenant Colonel Jadeson, if you agree, both of us will be able to obtain what we are yearning

“But…”

I will not take your nephew’s life. I’m just thinking of giving him a good scare.” The

Chief. Nobody would fail to sense the unmistakable uniqueness of

out at the top of his lungs. “You’re bluffing! Stephen Jadeson, you were the one who approached me first by requesting my help to set your nephew up. You promised to talk your dad into enabling me to be appointed as the Chief of the Cabinet Council! You are