The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian) novel Chapter 1784

Chapter 1784 A Slap

“That right. Her performance over the last few months has demonstrated that she’s someone extremely competent. Previously, Mr. Hayes had gotten me to test her by letting those men in Pollerton to cause Ian trouble.

“However, Susan noticed their agenda after a single meeting with Ian. Subsequently, I didn’t know what she did, but the men didn’t dare cause any more trouble the very next day. Instead, they complied with Ian’s instructions obediently.”

Karl proceeded to relate all the details of what happened back then at the university. While doing so, he still couldn’t help but feel amazed by what she did.

Even though she looks unassuming, she managed to astound everyone at the crucial moment.

Having heard Karl’s report, Sasha was dumbfounded.

When she turned her head to look at Sebastian and noticed the shock on his face, she asked at once, “Sebby, can she—”

“Probably not.”

After regaining his senses, Sebastian rejected the idea at once.

“Both Susan and her brother were never inculcated with the idea of revenge by Colton. As for the Limmer family, he had never told them about it. Therefore, both of them would not harbor any agenda.”

“And Susan…”

“She probably just wants to help Ian out. Don’t worry. I’m monitoring the situation. If anything untoward happens, I won’t sit idly by and watch,” Sebastian reassured her.

Feeling relieved, Sasha went back to her work.

When Karl saw that he was alone with Sebastian, he asked, “Mr. Hayes, are you really not concerned about Susan?”

“She deserves a chance. Anyway, continue to keep a close eye and don’t interfere. I want to see how she deals with the situation.”

“I will!” Karl acknowledged.

Back in Pollerton, Susan only returned from her stroll when it was late at night.

By the time she got back, Yasmin was already gone, leaving Ian working alone in his bedroom.

“Ian, aren’t you done yet? Are you hungry? Do you want me to cook you some supper?”

After hearing the question, Ian looked up from his computer and gave Susan a glance. “I’m fine, Aunt Susan. You should go to bed first.”

Susan stared at him in silence.