The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

"What are you saying? What do you mean by staying as her Aunt Susan?" Susan stared at Yasmin with rage and shock.

She didn't understand why Yasmin had called her to the hospital just to force her to listen to a bunch of nonsense.

Yasmin still appeared to be calm as she stared at Susan's infuriated expression. "You know that's not what I meant. Or are you going to tell me that you still don't know how Ian feels about you? Do you really think he still treats you as his aunt?"

She went straight to the point, which bewildered Susan.

Susan's eyes widened. Her mind was blank, and her gaze was fixed on the woman in front of her for a few seconds.

"You're insane!"

"Am I? You should know if that is true or not. I did think he simply saw you as his aunt at first, but I was wrong. The way he looked at you was different," Yasmin recounted.

It was raining outside when she first saw the two of them in the cafeteria. Zaylynn had ordered a table full of food for Ian after she thought she had chased Yasmin away.

However, Ian didn't care about that at all.

It wasn't until Susan showed up that his eyes sparkled like the brightest stars in the cosmos.

someone as cold as him being so

then that

my nephew. We're relatives. That's why he's happy and will protect me when he

don't want to have that kind of relationship with him, then I suggest you stop treating him nicely. The better you treat him, the more he

let everything go. She had asked Susan to visit her because

she had learned a few more things

Ian had

wasn't until Sebastian woke

Susan finally fell silent.

was as though her heart had finally been stabbed

she could feel nothing but cold sweat running down

police officer, who was

stood up, brushed the hair on her forehead aside,

you tell me all of this?" The voice coming from behind her

the only person who likes him. Right now, I'm going to pay for my sins by going to jail, but at the same time, I hope he

was one that didn't come to her until

spot, basking in the golden sunlight next to the window. There she remained for

week later, summer