The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

In the end, Grayson didn’t explain any further and simply reminded them that he would be stuck there forever.

Stuck there forever… Does that mean he has something to tell Sebastian, the person who personally sent him to prison?

Sasha couldn’t seem to understand that logic.

“Do you want to go, Sebby?”

“You want me to?” Sebastian gave in at last, but he wasn’t sure if Sasha wanted him to be there.

Sasha felt a warm sensation in her heart upon hearing that.

“The fact that he wants you to see him now makes me wonder if he has something to tell you about the Jadesons. Since we’ll be heading back soon, it wouldn’t hurt to go hear him out,” Sasha said in a serious and rational manner.

That is indeed possible. Alfred and the Jadesons have always been sworn enemies, so why else would he want to see a Jadeson after being arrested?

Sebastian frowned at the thought of that but agreed to it in the end.

The two of them then left the hospital and headed toward the White House.

Of course, Sasha wasn’t allowed inside the White House and could only wait outside while Sebastian entered.

attacked

shreds? Was Janice

that it was still early, so she started

Let’s see how crazy

Sebastian avoided the members of congress with the help of an

of the president’s crimes, Alfred was not allowed to show himself in

being sentenced to

a visitor!” the guard shouted rudely when he saw

White,” but now he’s being addressed by his full name… Sebastian thought to himself as he stood at the door with an

way he looked closely resembled a certain someone that

dad,” he said in a hoarse voice after staring at Sebastian with his white

an eyebrow at him in

here just to tell

all, I want to see what Shin’s son looks like. And secondly, I want to tell you that you didn’t actually

aged ten years, suddenly broke into a manic cackle, only to start coughing

his eyes as he had already expected Alfred

waste any more of his time, Sebastian was about to leave when Alfred called out to him once again, “Don’t

this