The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

“Does that mean Duncan isn't Eddie's son? Is that what you're trying to say?” questioned Devin with widened eyes. I admit that I'm not as smart as Sebastian. That's why the thought never occurred to me. And it's not just me; Jonathan didn't notice anything strange with the matter either. But now that Sebastian's mentioned it...

“It's definitely possible. Eddie would never have put his own son in such a dangerous position. Duncan must've been brainwashed since he was a child. Devin, I need you to check the other children and see if they were also brainwashed.”

Shocked, Devin immediately took out his phone to call Jonathan.

Sasha had remained inside the room throughout the two's conversation. After Devin walked out, she hurried over to the seemingly exhausted Sebastian.

“You must be tired. Quickly, lie down. You should've listened to me and rested instead of worrying about these things so soon.”

Sasha then gently helped the man lie back down before taking a towel soaked in warm water to wipe the sweat off his forehead.

Sebastian was still quite weak. After being in a coma for three years, he was going to need some time to recover. Moreover, he had sustained permanent injuries from nuclear waves. Even though he had regained consciousness, he still required lengthy rehabilitation treatment.

After an acupuncture session, Sebastian fell deep into sleep until the following day.

Uncle Devin told me that Duncan was manipulated. Is that true?” Ian

look in his eyes showing that he was eager to get

gently patted the boy on the head. “Be patient. You can

no other choice, Ian agreed to wait

see Sebastian awake again, he was afraid that his father would be upset with him for what

forth anxiously as he waited for his

when the sunlight entered the room through the window,

are you awake?” inquired Ian

Sebastian saw a tall and slender figure standing by his bedside, he gazed at the young man's face, almost identical

requested Sebastian with a smile before extending his

Ian had yet to become a grown man, he had just enough strength to help his father sit up on

proper look at his

to see how much Ian had grown,

thought