Chapter 105. Betrayal

Sebastian

“Cancel the flight.”

I would have left.

Yes, I’d have left if I hadn’t noticed Aaron heading to the Cafe Athena worked in. If my eyes had failed to notice them two sitting across each other and mostly, if my hearing ability was like a human, making his reason to be spotted in this town nothing but a perfect coincidence.

Fucking hell.

He was trying to take what was mine which was now, driving me to the conclusion that he’d lost the love for his life, or simply couldn’t find any other way to die so he pulled this stunt.

As I stormed back to the hotel room, my heart pounded in my chest, and my mind was a whirlwind of thoughts. I slammed the door shut, the sound reverberating through the empty room. I paced back and forth, my fists clenched, feeling the weight of betrayal bearing down on me.

My mind raced with questions as the night advanced.

I tried to make sense of the situation, replaying the events over and over in my