Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian) novel Chapter 315

“You can always get someone to help. For example, the pretty Yvette. She can easily get a chance to poison Sebastian by wielding her beauty,” suggested Elena.

“Sounds like you have some bad blood with that jerk. Why don’t you poison him yourself?” Marcus questioned.

“I do have some grudges against that rascal, but it’s nothing serious. I’d be glad to see him gone, but his presence doesn’t bother me that much. He’s not worth taking the risk. This is all I have to say to you. Whether or not you want to take revenge is up to you.”

With that, Elena left, confident that Marcus wouldn’t let go of an opportunity to get back at Sebastian.

As expected, Marcus immediately summoned Yvette after Elena left.

Yvette asked him, “Marcus, what’s wrong?” He had always doted on her since she was young.

He pleaded, “Can you take revenge for me?”

“Marcus, Dad will take care of that. Don’t worry,” she replied.

Her response irked him, and he snapped, “Do you think I’m stupid? Our family won’t risk offending the Sanders family for a cripple like me, especially since Sebastian is their future son-in-law. You’re the only one I can rely on.

“Yvette, I’m begging you. Please avenge me.”

“Marcus, I’d love to, but I can’t,” she confessed with a troubled expression.

“Of course, you’re no match for that powerful jerk. That’s why I prepared something for you. “He took out a vial of poison and handed it to Yvette. “This is a colorless and odorless lethal poison. You just need to charm him with your beauty and poison him.”

“This won’t do. It’s too dangerous.” She shook her head and rejected the idea.

“Mr. Wilder, I brought a bottle of fine wine with me. Let’s enjoy it together.” Yvette immediately uncorked the bottle and poured the wine into two glasses, not allowing Sebastian to reject her.

“Mr. Wilder, here’s a toast to you.” She handed him one of the wine glasses.

He accepted her offer. Then, he sniffed the glass but found nothing wrong with it.

He questioned, “Did you poison the wine or something?”

“How could that be? I wouldn’t have the guts to do that.” Putting on a good act, Yvette downed her wine, proving to him that the wine was safe for consumption.

Feeling reassured, Sebastian finished the wine in his glass. A gleeful grin played on Yvette’s lips. She had poured the poison into the glass before pouring in the red wine. Since the poison was in powder form, it instantly dissolved upon contact with the red wine.