The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian) novel Chapter 1305

Summary for Chapter 1305: The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

Chapter 1305 – Highlight Chapter from The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

Chapter 1305 is a standout chapter in The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian) by Internet, where the pace intensifies and character dynamics evolve. Rich in drama and tension, this part of the story grips readers and pushes the Love narrative into new territory.

Chapter 1305 Nothing Wrong About Love

Edmund stared at her blankly.

“What are you looking at? Have you gone dumb? Do you even realize what you’re doing? I guess you don’t because I didn’t hit you, right?” Sabrina was fuming.

She had geared up to give the good-for-nothing Edmund a piece of her mind with the hope to wake him up from his complacency. However, she realized that he was just staring at her.

What is he looking at? Is he waiting to see if I’ll beat him to death? The thought enraged Sabrina even more.

Fortunately, after giving him an earful, he snapped back to his senses, and a panicky expression flashed across his eyes. Instantly, he withdrew his gaze and directed it elsewhere.

“I know what I’m doing. So, mind your own business.”

“Haha…” Sabrina let out a mocking laugh.

“Sure. Then tell me, what on earth are you doing? I heard that you gambled away all of your possessions, is that right? Please enlighten me, Mr. Cooper. What’s your next step?”

He kept quiet as his eyes flickered for a bit. Subsequently, he walked away.

What is wrong with this guy?

Speechless, Sabrina could only trail along behind him.

At first, she wanted to give him some money and head home thereafter. Upon following him for what seemed like an eternity, it was clear to her that the wastrel had no intention to stop.

“What’s gotten into you? Stop right there, Edmund! You have the guts to make silly mistakes but are unwilling to have me rebuke you?”

Finally, he turned around.

“Yes. So what? Sabrina, don’t stick your nose into my business from now on!”

He glared at her and said those things that he was not proud of.

Sabrina went ballistic. What an a**hole!

Her short temper would not tolerate such a response. Immediately, she whipped out a credit card and tossed it at Edmund’s subordinate before storming off.

Such an ungrateful jerk! I shouldn’t have come all the way here.

Sabrina decided to leave the country at once.

Shortly after she had left the police station, Sebastian called, “You’re here in Jetroina?”

I knew it! Him and his tingling spider senses.

Sabrina nodded casually. “Oh yeah, I’m here to see you guys.”

Sebastian queried further, “Your flight touched down around three in the afternoon. It’s six in the evening now. Does it take you three hours to travel from the airport to downtown to see us?”

Their total net worth was conservatively estimated at a few hundred million. How did he gamble such a fortune away within one night?

Sebastian was completely baffled.

“Hang on, something doesn’t add up. I’ll get Karl to investigate further. You should head home now. I’m warning you, don’t do something like this in the future again. Were you planning to sweep this under the carpet? What gives? Who gave you the courage to do so?”

Sabrina’s blood boiled with rage. Who’s the elder sister here?

Nevertheless, she left the hospital for the airport obediently. The truth was that she had no guts to defy his instructions.

Half an hour later, Karl arrived at the casino and discovered a piece of puzzling information. He was told by the staff at the casino that the man who gambled against Edmund was not a regular there but a random person seeking fun.

Is that so?

Karl was not someone to be treated like a fool. As soon as he stepped out of the casino, he contacted SteelFort.

In no time at all, the security footage for the past two days at the casino was sent to his phone.

“This man is named Hiroya Kondo. He used to run a smuggling business but is now very quiet. No one knows if he has washed his hands clean.”

The staff at Solomon’s Jetroinian bar came over, and he could recognize the man in the footage at one glance. Additionally, he also illustrated Hiroya’s background.

Smuggling business?

Arching his brow, Karl posed another question, “What did he smuggle?”