The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

“What are you doing, Nina? Who told you to teach her such things?” A frantic Kurt lost his temper upon seeing them and yelled at the little girl.

That caught Nina's attention.

“Kurt?”

Her face turned pale as she dropped her chicken drumstick on the ground. Thud!

Vivian was at a loss for words.

Kurt is her brother?

She followed the little girl's gaze, only to stumble upon Kurt's charming yet gloomy face.

Thud!

She stopped her chicken drumstick too.

Oh no.

A few minutes later, Nina was taken back to the palace by a few royal guards.

Meanwhile, Vivian, whose hands were still full of grease, remained standing before everyone else. She was so embarrassed that she wanted to crawl into a hole.

“Uh...”

“Did you not have enough to eat during the feast, Princess Vivian?” The chief interrupted her before she could explain anything. “Why did you still do such a thing with Princess Nina?”

what else to

speak to him. “Was that your sister? So, you've rescued them?” She felt

Kurt scoffed in

do that on purpose, Princess? Did you come over knowing she'd be here? What are you up to?

him sharply as though something had just triggered her. Now, she

him? Did he

Her eyes slowly reddened.

for him, flung it to the ground, and

meanie! I'm never

her ever since she

was their rarest gem, the most

thought of her being a nuisance was

stayed away from that day

future empress with a trusted aide. Just as he was considering adding Vivian to the

Kaiden

She was found causing some trouble with Princess Nina. They stole someone's chicken and ate it. Prince Kurt was livid and chased her away after

we would be better off not including her,” the aide suggested. “We brought this matter up so suddenly that we don't even know

fell silent for a

he put his pen down

talking about, a family with a population of over ten thousand in the country! How advantageous it would be for

They're practically royalty.

the foreign businessmen had left happily, the chief returned only to

the entire night, a depressing atmosphere surrounded Agarwood Pavilion. It was as though the whole place was shrouded by a thick, dark