Still Wanna Escape After Stealing My Heart? novel Chapter 682

Kingston nodded seriously. "Yes."

"Do not tell Sabrina about this just yet," Sebastian commanded expressionlessly.

"I understand, Master Sebastian, but...Mrs. Ford said she wanted to go back to her hometown a few days ago, and now..."

"Everything will go as she planned. She hasn't been back for a long time now, it's normal that she wants to go pay a visit. I'll go with her, maybe then I'll be able to pick up some hints on this."

"Yes, Master Sebastian! I'll take my leave now," said Kingston. Though his cousin was here as a guest, he still felt that it would be inappropriate for an assistant like him to remain in the hall unless he was summoned. 1

After Kingston left, Sabrina leaned over to Sebastian curiously. "What happened?"

Sebastian paused for a moment before explaining, "I asked Kingston to send the old Master Shaw and Marcus back. He came back to report to me that Marcus refused his offer and will send his grandfather home himself."

"Oh..." "Do you hate him?"

Sabrina shrugged. "Not anymore. I kind of pity him for having to go through all that at this age. Anyway, it is u p to him who he wants to treat as his granddaughter, s o what happens to him has nothing to do with me from now on."

Sabrina was never one to cling onto the kind of family that one had to beg for. She could live on knowing that she had Zayn, Aino and Sebastian as her family. She simply wished to put all troubles behind her. The storm had passed, and this was a party organized for the three of them, after all. Since they were stars of the show, Sabrina fully intended on doing exactly what she was here for.

She leaned against Sebastian, all the while remaining polite and elegant. The two strolled around the hall with wine glasses in their hands, followed by the lively little girl with a fiery red dress. All eyes followed the three as they moved, envious of the picture perfect family. Not to mention that the five years old little girl in red was extremely sociable and outgoing who seemed to get along with everyone.