Still Wanna Escape After Stealing My Heart? novel Chapter 221

Sabrina cried in an extremely helpless manner. "I won't... won't run away. I'll never run away again."

The man snickered and then slowly lowered his head and kissed her.

The things that followed happened as logically and expectedly as how it should be. This was also the result that he searched for six years. 1

It was even more so the ending for the emptiness she had mentally and physically for the past six years.

Later, Sabrina nestled in Sebastian's arm and fell asleep. However, even when asleep, she still had transparent and helpless tears hanging in her eyes.

The man sat up with her in his arms. After he flicked off the crystal-clear water droplets on his body, he simply grabbed a large bath towel on the bathroom vanity and wrapped the both of them up. He then carried her out.

She was sound asleep, and due to the lack of support, she subconsciously wrapped her hands around his neck. It was as if a baby subconsciously searched for a mother's embrace, which appeared to be delicate and helpless.

He wiped off the water from her hair and body, and gently placed her under the blanket. He looked at her a s she was in her sweet dreams, but the man could not

fall asleep.

He casually took out a cigar from the bedside table and smoked it while he looked at her sleeping face.

Her skin was as clear and tender as it was six years ago, but her face was thinner and weaker than six years ago. It was also smaller, and Sebastian even wondered, was her face even as big as half of his palm?

Her body was even thinner and weaker as if it was a single leaf.

In the past six years, what kind of life has she been living?

Halfway through his cigar, the man’s phone rang.

He held it up and glanced at it. It was his father who called.

Six years ago, when his mother, Grace, was severely ill, his father and stepmother were far away abroad. It was natural because he had eliminated all of his stepmother’s sons. That caused her too much grief, so she went abroad to heal.

His father accompanied his stepmother to go abroad t o console her.