The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

In the end, Susan brought Ian to a clinic nearby the campus. She refused to take no as an answer.

She accompanied him until the doctor finished dressing his wound. Even after his hand was all wrapped up, she didn't realize that Ian actually thought she didn't know how to ride a bicycle.

"Remember to keep your wound dry these few days," the doctor reminded Ian after dressing his wound.

Susan nodded profusely. "Yes, doctor."

After they left the clinic, Susan offered to give Ian a ride back. Ian didn't reject her offer. In fact, he got into her bicycle readily unlike how he reacted when she wanted to take him to the clinic earlier. He didn't kick up a fuss.

However, they had no idea a car drove past theirs when they were on their way to the apartment. The occupants in that car spotted them together clearly.

"Sigrun, isn't that your boyfriend?"

Sigrun's friend, Hannah, immediately blurted out in surprise.

After her arrival at the campus, Sigrun introduced Ian to her friends as her boyfriend who she was going to marry one day.

The very sight of Ian and Susan chatting gaily on a bicycle caused Sigrun to shake in fury.

She wanted to stop the car and dash over to them to demand to know what was going on. If possible, she would drag Susan down from the bicycle.

How dare she take my fiancé around?

In the end, she managed to keep her emotions in check.

After all, she recalled Susan telling her that Ian hated people who kicked up a fuss. She didn't want Ian to despise her.

had no choice but to watch the bicycle leave as the

Sigrun's car rolled

made a call to someone. "Hello? Can you help

is it?" the person on the other

live in the Jadeson residence, and Sebastian's eldest son, Ian Hayes. If you get me the information I want,

it her all to get

she had offered a handsome reward, the person

day, Sigrun returned to the apartment. When she switched off the

were a few blurry photos attached inside. Despite the low quality, it was obvious that the photos were taken in a remote village in the country. Both

severe losses. Initially, he wanted

sent her a text

promptly typed

Why did

went there

then proceeded to her

portrayed Ian and Susan having fun together in a picturesque remote village. It looked like they were

fruits, some showed them working and

of photos of them

the young man who always treated her indifferently was smiling in those photos. A beatific smile played on his

he was stealing glances

and affection as though

arrogant man. Why did he look at Susan

the