The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

Chapter 1997 Extra 4

Peace returned to Oceanic Estate once the kids had left. Now that everything was settled, the couple, who had been busy, decided to take a good rest. They thought about staying in Avenport for a few days to keep Rufus company.

However, on the seventeenth, Mark showed up to inform them that Jonathan had passed away. Sasha and Sebastian stayed in their room for a long, long time. It was simply too sudden.

There was no warning at all. Jonathan, the powerful warrior who had survived hundreds of battles, had left the world just like that. Worse still, it happened after everyone had left Oceanic Estate.

Sebastian broke down a little after receiving the news. He had just mourned his father’s passing before the new year, and now his grandfather was gone, too.

He locked himself in Jonathan’s room and stayed there all afternoon, guarding over the latter’s body. Not once had he ever left.

“Will he be okay?”

Mark was rather worried after he saw how Sebastian reacted.

Surprisingly, Sasha was much calmer. She knew that the day would come. After all, that was the reason they had held her son’s wedding in advance. They wanted to fulfill Jonathan’s last wish and make him happy.

death rather quickly. While Sebastian locked himself in the room, she calmly planned

evening. However, instead of

days after his great-grandson’s wedding.” “Yeah. He didn’t

cheery ambiance

else spoke up

and had lived in a temple for some time. Now that

hit

top of that, God had been merciful to him. He got to see everyone he wanted to see one last time, and he left in a way such that he wouldn’t

everyone became jealous of

prepared. Even Sebastian managed to calm himself down and take over the planning of the funeral after he came out of Jonathan’s

should we tell the kids

on this day because he didn’t want the kids to be

white flower on his chest and was standing solemnly by

also standing at the side and welcoming the guest, couldn’t help

was smiling so

was standing right in front of his portrait.

The funeral was simple.