Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian) novel Chapter 568

"Prince Charles is right. You absolutely cannot carve words on his forehead."

"You've already gone too far by breaking his legs. Carving words on his forehead would be extremely excessive."

Several people spoke up to criticize Sebastian. They weren't really concerned for Charles. They just mainly wanted to curry favor with him and avoid his retaliation.

Esme also said, "Sebastian, why don't we let it go? He's the crown prince of Cereria, after all."

"I don't care what kind of prince he is. Those who insult others will be insulted in return. Did he think of these things when he carved the words on those other people's foreheads?"

Sebastian wasn't just trying to scare him. He picked up the dagger and aimed it at Charles' forehead.

"No. You can't do this to me!" Charles' face turned pale with fear. He quickly reached out to push Sebastian's hand away.

Sebastian immediately became angry. He simply pinned Charles' hand to the ground with the dagger.

Charles let out an even more piercing scream.

Everyone present was stunned, deeply shocked by Sebastian's ruthlessness.

Sebastian pulled out another dagger and began carving. Meanwhile, Charles screamed in agony, his uninjured hand clutching his thigh tightly.

He didn't dare to interfere anymore, knowing that it was futile and would only cause more suffering.

Sebastian had carved the words "Western Region mongrel" in blood on Charles' head.

"My penmanship is getting more and more beautiful."

Sebastian was quite satisfied with his work. He then looked at Rainey and asked, "Ms. Lloyd, what do you think?"

Rainey nodded in agreement. "Mr. Wilder, your handwriting is neat and graceful. Each letter is profound. The words 'Western Region mongrel' particularly complements the subject perfectly. It's brilliant!"

At that moment, Charles was in so much pain that tears flowed from his eyes. His heart burned with rage. "Lord Eastsea will be here soon. I will definitely torture you a hundred times over!"

Sebastian displayed a mocking smile. "It seems that you have a special fondness for the words 'a hundred times.' How about I learn from you and carve these words on your body a hundred times?"