The Second Life of a Discarded Heiress

Chapter 90

Kali immediately jerked her head back and straightened up in her seat.

"Sebastian." She smoothed out her clothes as if nothing had happened, but her eyes were locked on him with an intensity that was a far cry from her usual chilly demeanor.

Sebastian's expression had gone frosty.

He said impatiently, "I've already told you I'm not interested. There's no need to keep chasing after me."

"Sebastian, just give me a chance. I know you'll end up liking me," Kali replied, her gaze brimming with stubborn confidence.

Sebastian paused, then said, "Maybe I wasn't clear with Ms. Glenwood before." His tone was flat and firm. "So let me be absolutely direct-I don't like you, and I never will."

Kali froze for a split second.

Sebastian was known for his even temper; he almost never lost his cool. She hadn't expected him to turn her down so bluntly, and especially not in front of everyone.

A flush of embarrassment swept across Kali's face, pale one moment, red the next.

saw his

are, talking to my sister

his expression dripping with disdain. "You're just a broke nobody. What makes you think

reached into his bag, pulled out several thick wads

you to keep her company for the

Sebastian square on. His fists clenched at his sides, the anger

remembering who these people were, Sebastian forced himself to swallow his pride. He walked over to the serving cart, set their dishes down beside them, and

turned

ground in frustration. "Act all high and mighty now

manager and asked to be reassigned from that group. The manager

manager had probably been bribed, but he didn't push

through her meal, Citrine suddenly heard a sharp cry behind her, even through her headphones. She

uniform had slipped and fallen, the steaming hot broth from a pot splashing all

back, keeping a safe distance-no one made a move

she caught sight of the two people sitting at

Theo and Kali Glenwood.