Still Wanna Escape After Stealing My Heart? novel Chapter 612

Sebastian uttered, "Hmm?"

Kingston immediately kept his mouth shut.

He realised that he had blurted out the words without thinking it through just now. It was only after he called out that he suddenly remembered the madam was in the car as well. These matters could not be discussed in front of her.

During his investigation into the relationship between Madam's mother and the Lynn family, Kingston discovered many things that he wasn't sure even the madam herself was aware of. 1

"It’s nothing, Master Sebastian," Kingston quickly replied with a solemn expression.

After saying that, he focused on driving and did not speak again.

Sabrina could tell that Kingston had something to say to his master. However, since she was in the car as well, he probably decided to hold back his words for the time being.

Being the sensible and understanding person she was, Sabrina did not pursue the matter anymore.

Instead, she turned to look at Sebastian again. "I want t o go back to my hometown after the banquet. Will you let me?"

He had already promised her a few days ago, so it would be wrong of him to go back on his words, right?

Sebastian nodded without looking at her. "Yes."

"Thank you." Sabrina hung her head slightly and did not open her mouth again.

As she had been trying on the dresses at the boutique, Sabrina could not help but feel embarrassed and thought that she was truly ridiculous. Why had she assumed that Sebastian was going to execute her?

However, the more she thought about it now, the more she realised it wasn't completely her fault either!

He was a ruthless overlord who had killed hundreds after all.

"I do kill men by the hundreds, but only because they deserved a fate worse than death,” Sebastian suddenly blurted out, as if reading her mind. 1

"Hmm?" Sabrina looked at Sebastian with a stunned expression.

"Pfft..." The driver in front tried to stifle his laughter.

The master and madam were truly a perfect match.

Both were people of few words.