Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian) novel Chapter 119

Chapter 119 

“What nonsense are you spouting? We’re kneeling to Lord Wavebreaker, not to someone like you!” Jordan yelled furiously. 

Lionel clenched his jaw in anger as he shot a menacing glare at Sebastian. “I can’t be bothered with you right now, but mark my words, you’re going to die a horrible death when 

darkness falls.” 

Having eaten and drunk his fill, Sebastian stood up and stretched leisurely 

He strolled over to Lionel and Jordan, pulling out his phone to record them. 

“Back off!” they shouted, their anger boiling over. 

Sebastian’s smile widened. “You’d better watch your tone, or I’ll post this video online. The whole world will see you groveling at my feet” 

The threat sent aware of panic through the group, they quickly bowed their heads even lower, terrified of the potential humiliation. 

Despite his taunt, Sebastian had no real intention of posting the video. As the Supreme One, he considered himself above such petty actions. 

After making his point, he circled the kneeling crowd and returned to his throne, lying down and closing his eyes to rest 

“Sebastian, do you have any last wishes? Lillian asked him softly. 

“why do you ask? It sounds like you expect these to be my final words,” Sebastian replied with a faint smile, 

“Do you think these people will let you go after dark? Do you think you’ll survive Lillian pressed. 

“You make a valid point. It seems I might meet my end here today” He sighed, feigning bravery but laced with a hint of resignation. 

Lillian spoke earnestly, “If you know your fate, why do you insist on walking into it? But that’s beside the point. Tell me if you have any last wishes. It’s the least I can offer you.” 

Sebastian stroked his chin thoughtfully before responding, “I want you to help me have a child.” 

“What?” Lillian p 

gasped, taken aback. 

She had not anticipated such a request as his final wish. 

“Consider it. My family line has always been sparse, and now I am facing death without an helt. How can I accept this fate?” 

He then feigned wiping away a tear, adding a touch of drama to his plea 

Lillian bit her lip, wrestling with the enormity of the decision, but she nodded eventually. 

“Are you certain? There’s no turning back,” Sebastian asked with a hint of caution in his voice 

Lillian replied without hesitation, “I won’t regret it. If I get pregnant, I will have the child and raise them myself.” 

She felt a deep sense of obligation to Sebastian, believing this to be a way to repay his kindness, 

Overjoyed, Sebastian swept her into his arms and headed for the elevator, 

“You assholes, I won’t let you get away with this!” Lionel roared in fury. 

He couldn’t hear their exact words, but their intent was clear. The urge to intervene burned in him, but daylight still held him back. 

Natalie, who had been observing from a distance, saw Sebastian carry Lillian upstairs and immediately had the presidential suits prepared for them. 

Once inside, Sebastian gently set Lillian on the bed, quickly removed his jacket, and joined her. 

Lillian was tense, her nervousness palpable. 

“Don’t be nervous, I won’t devour you,” Sebastian reassured her softly, caressing her cheek and blowing warm air into her ear, trying to ease her tension. 

Her virginal tension sent a thrill through him. Her cheeks turned red, and her heart raced. 

“Are you ready?” Sebastian asked, his smile gentle. 

Lillian nodded, then closed her eyes, bracing herself for what was to come. 

Hershy demeanor was irresistibly enticing to Sebastian 

Overcome with passion, he leaned in and kissed her soft lips, losing himself completely in the moment. 

Meanwhile, Lillian‘ nervousness was palpable, her hands tightly clutching the pristine white bed sheets beneath her. 

Simultaneously, a group of figures clad in black and masked appeared silently in the hallway. 

They quickly disabled the surveillance cameras with steel ball bearings as soon as they arrived. 

They moved with efficiency, converging on the presidential suite in a matter of seconds. Not a whisper or footstep betrayed their presence. 

te the space. 

The leader signaled, and one operative slid a sleek tube beneath the door. With a press of a button, astream of white smoke snaked into the room, swiftly saturating Inside, just as Sebastian was about to proceed further, he suddenly felt dizzy and collapsed onto Lillian, both of them rendered motionless. Outside, the masked group counted down silently. When enough time had passed, the leader swiped a keycard, the door opening with a barely audible click Knives and dappers flashed as they surged into the room. Finding their targets unconscious, they closed in, a deadly circle tightening around Sebastian and Lillian