The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

In the end, Yasmin turned her bicycle around and left.

Zaylynn was over the moon at Yasmin's retreat. She ran after the two boys with bouncy steps.

“Let's not eat the cafeteria food. I've already asked the cook to prepare something for us separately. Wait here for me. I'll run over there real quick to retrieve the food.”

She saw Ian had already sat down at an empty table with Jacques soon as she entered the cafeteria, so she quickly stopped them from buying anything.

Jacques flashed her a knowing smile. “How nice of you. I'm in luck then.”

As her senior, he was aware of her intentions from the start.

Soon, Zaylynn led the cook over with several dishes in her hands. There were pork knuckles, baked fish, and a pot of steaming chicken soup.

Those dishes were fantastic compared to the ordinary cafeteria food.

Jacques drooled a little at the feast in front of him.

After serving all the dishes on Ian's table, she noticed the cold, handsome boy didn't even spare the food a glance.

With his head lowered, he was focusing on his phone.

“Have some, Ian. Let's eat first. You can use your phone later.”

“She got a point. Ian, let's dig in. The food won't taste nice once they're cold,” Jacques urged.

However, Ian merely cast a disinterested glance at the dishes and said, “No thanks. My aunt will be coming over later.”

Both Jacques and Zaylynn were speechless at his cold response.

Ian's rejection. For a whole minute, they merely sat there

the very least, anyone other than Ian would've gladly dug into the

were to reject, they would've

Ian was an exception.

then continued sitting there nonchalantly playing on his phone as

as a board

Ian on social media. All her friends and acquaintances knew she was having lunch

They're all watching my every move. How am

the verge of

the crestfallen look on

went through the trouble of asking the cook to specially prepare

to!” he rejected

time, even Jacques didn't know

dashed to the cafeteria, halting right at the threshold. She was holding an umbrella in one hand and

one would see a woman running to the cafeteria, so

that bit of information, Ian, who had been staring at his phone the entire time, suddenly snapped upright and

here, Aunt

cold and unfriendly, stood up

yelled, everyone's attention focused on the

was one of

curved into the shape of

cafeteria fell into

was rooted in place

that was happening around him. He hobbled over to her with his injured

clear eyes as