The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

Jonathan was even more cunning than him. With decades of experience in politics, he knew how to interact with these people despite his straightforward personality.

“You’re too courteous. I have to thank my granddaughter-in-law for treating my stroke. I could only walk because she gave me acupuncture every day. Thank you for your concern!”

“You’re very welcome! You’ve done our country a huge favor, so it’s only right that I visit you,” replied Silas politely.

After some small talk, everyone sat at the dining table. This dinner, which was initially meant to include only the Jadesons, ended up being spent with other people.

As the kids wanted to set off fireworks after dinner, everyone left the dining room and went to the observation tower.

Boom!

It was a sight to behold when the dazzling fireworks illuminated the night sky with vibrant colors. The shimmering ocean reflected the fireworks, looking extremely beautiful too.

“Old Mr. Jadeson, what are your plans for the new year?”

Jonathan was standing at the observation tower and watching the fireworks with a smile. Suddenly, Silas shot him that question.

New year?

the sky and looked at Silas calmly. “What are you

about the Congress. Next year, I plan to merge the Senate and the House, so

for this,

can the president ask

Jonathan chuckled. “You’re too polite, sir. The Jadesons have always served the people. We

very

especially Sophie’s. When she heard her husband was being

at

did not show much of a reaction after hearing

in commanding the military. However, Yariel

“What? Your secretary?”

words, everyone inhaled

not only Jonathan who was shocked. Even those who had come with Silas gaped at him in

powerful Jadesons stooped so low to become someone’s

at someone standing nearby. As that scary man was preoccupied with setting off fireworks with his children, he did not hear

do you mean, sir? Do you want my grandson to be your secretary? Are you drunk?” asked Jonathan coldly as he suppressed his fury

position secured by the Jadesons,

I proposed this based on what you said earlier. If your eldest grandson, Devin, were still alive, he’d still take command of the military in Congress. Since he’s gone now, I can’t possibly entrust the military to someone who doesn’t even know anything about