The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

Ian was dumbfounded.

Seeing that he was not moving, Susan threw herself at him. She wrapped her arms around him and buried her head in his neck groggily.

Purring like a cat in its dream, she pleaded with him piteously, "Ian, I was wrong. D-Don't run away again, please? It was all my fault. I'll never back down again. Let's be together happily from now on, hmm?"

Ian was thunderstruck.

He was as motionless as a statue, and his mind went blank. He could neither hear nor sense anything.

What's the matter with her? What did she mean?

Why did she plead with me not to run away and to be together happily from now? I'm her nephew. Isn't it preposterous for her to say so?

Her words had stirred ten magnitude turbulence in the young man's mind. Having lost some snippets of his memory, he was utterly overwhelmed.

"Ian, you're back." Right then, a familiar voice sounded behind him.

It was none other than Sigrun, who had surprisingly stayed up late to wait for them.

Ian came to his senses in an instant. He was about to pull Susan away from his arms and push her into the car.

stifling her boiling rage. She had

The next second, he tightened his

car,

sweet smile on her

had a good

Susan, you're finally awake! Breakfast is

your grandpa's old friend yesterday and retrieved his memorable belonging at an auction!" Vivian chirped, grinning from ear to ear. She had rushed into the room excitedly when she discovered that Susan was awake. Undeniably, she was like the dazzling sun that brightened up everyone's day

felt refreshed after waking up

of bed and whipped out the fountain pen from the

great­grandpa will be overjoyed if he sees this!" Vivian gasped admiringly,

"Oh yeah! Isn't it about time to head for class? I'd better wash up

dreaming? It's Saturday today. Anyway, we've decided to go

Fishing?

She could barely spare time for leisure activities at the moment. Apart from her studies, she had to grab the time to work and save money to pay off her

when she heard that Susan would not be joining them

bad we can only proceed with our plan without her. Anyway,

Aunt Susan

and said, "I think she said she had some homework to do. She doesn’t dare to take it too lightly since she has just arrived. She's afraid that she