True Fated Marriage novel Chapter 2202

Claudia and Sebastian encountered a traffic jam on the way back. An accident had occurred which blocked an exit of a crossroad.

As they waited for the traffic to clear up, they thought of turning around and trying another route. However, the route behind them was blocked by too many cars for them to turn around. Hence, they were stuck here. They could neither advance nor turn around.

However, Claudia was not anxious at all. On the contrary, she didn't mind the situation since that meant she could spend more time with Sebastian.

The driver looked ahead several times, waiting for the cars to clear up.

The intersection was in a mess as the traffic police had yet to arrive.

"Why don't you go down and ask about the situation?" Sebastian said to the driver.

"Yes, Young Master Sebastian," The driver quickly got out of the car and left to appraise the situation.

There were only two people left in the car. Claudia blinked and looked at Sebastian beside her. She grinned cheekily.

There was a crafty glint in her bright eyes as she stared at him. Sebastian was quite unnerved and uncomfortable.

"Why are you looking at me?" He asked, unable to contain himself any longer.

"How would you know I was looking at you if you weren't looking at me too?" Claudia shot back righteously, as though she was in the right.

Sebastian pursed his lips and turned to stare at her.

Claudia's smile widened, "I feel like you removed the driver so you can have some time alone with me, am I right?"

Upon hearing this, he frowned.

"What's wrong with you?"

Claudia shrugged, "Everything is wrong with me. And you're the medicine for my condition."

Sebastian averted his gaze to the window of the car, ignoring her. Claudia had probably gone mad.

However, Claudia reached out and tugged on his sleeve, "Hey, stop being such a buzzkill. There's only the two of us in the car now, so why don't we have a heart-to-heart conversation?" "Do I look like I want to do that with you?"

Sebastian's tone was sarcastic and he showed her no mercy.

"Come on," She wasn't mad at all. Instead, she still had a silly smile plastered on her face.

Sebastian pursed his lips and decided to ignore her again. Instead, he looked at the scenery outside the car window. The neon lights were lighting up the city, and cars were honking everywhere in the streets that night.

Claudia took a glance at him and tried to guess Sebastian's feelings.

"You know? There are times you have to be brave," She said, "Let's be open with each other. Pushing aside our age gap, you do have some feelings for me, don't you? You wouldn't be so torn if I were your age, am I right?"

Sebastian sat there, lost in thought.

He was asking himself the same question. Would he fall for Claudia if they were the same age?

"I will assume I am right if you don't speak," She said.

Just then, her phone vibrated and Claudia took it out, only to realize that it was a message from Kendrix.

She opened up the message and decided to reply to him later. This was the only chance she had, so she had to ask Sebastian this question now. The driver would be back soon, and she didn't know when she would see Sebastian again.

Therefore, she was determined to seize this opportunity now.

Another message came. Claudia glanced at it briefly but still did not reply. Then, she looked at Sebastian again.

This time, he was looking at her calmly.

She raised her eyebrows, saying, "You don't dare to admit I'm right, do you? I only want an answer, but of course, you have the right to remain silent. I won't force you."

"Claudia," Sebastian finally spoke. It was as if he was going to face the problem directly now.

"Yes? Go on," She was all ears.

"I won't fall for you," He said slowly and firmly, "Not now, and not in the future."

Her heart tightened when she heard it.

The color drained from her face, and she looked quite pale and distraught.

Claudia looked at Sebastian for a long time without saying a word.

He didn't turn his head away from her and just stared right back at her. It was as if he decided that his words did not add enough salt to her injury.