Chapter 415
Chapter 415 No Debts Between Us
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Sebastian ignored him and said plainly, “That night you drugged me; you meant to make it irreversible, to trap me-yet I didn’t expect to be so hard on myself. You kept lunging at me; I kept pushing you away; in the end I couldn’t stand it and knocked you out. What I said was
true p>
“At the anniversary gala that night, you came over and told me Lillian was in the garden; then you jumped at me and-what a coincidence-you’rescued me. Whether or not it was all a setup, you blocked that rifle for me; it was because of me that I sent Foster to follow you and take care of you the whole time p>
“You tried to kill yourself last night; Morten asked me to come and talk you down. I didn’t want anything to do with you, so I had Foster come see you instead; I didn’t understand how it became that I was the one coming to see you p>
“You called me today and said you had a secret about my fiancée; because it concerned her, I had to come. In the end, it turned out Ms. Triny put on an elaborate show here waiting for us to fall for it; how inconvenient for you p>
By then Triny was sobbing uncontrollably; “Please, don’t say any more-please don’t p>
Sebastian went on, “If Ms. Triny believes I owe you something and that I must endlessly repay you for your demands, then today we’ll settle it once and for all.” He took out his phone and called, “Foster, come up here p>
No one knew what he was planning; they watched him, puzzled.
At that moment the ward door opened and Foster walked in; Sebastian held out his hand and said, “The rifle p>
Foster hesitated, then placed the rifle in the man’s hands.
Lillian panicked. “Sebastian, what are you doing?” She reached for the gun.
Sebastian gripped the girl’s wrist. “If there’s a debt, it must be repaid. I don’t want you to be sad; so I’ll choose to clear it all at once.” Saying that, he pressed the rifle butt against his shoulder blade; with a bang, blood spurted out.
“Sebastian!” Lillian cried, steadying his faltering body. “Why would you do this? Why—why? You know I’d rather pay it with my own life than see you hurt p>
Sebastian pressed on the wound, a faint smile touching his lips. “Don’t be sad; didn’t you say that no matter how badly I was hurt, you’d bring me back? So I’m not afraid-and besides, how could I ever bear to see you hurt p>
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After he spoke, he looked at a stunned Triny and said, “No debts between us p>
In the end, Lillian and Foster supported Sebastian out of the room.
Staring at the pool of blood on the floor, Triny suddenly laughed; it was a hollow, tragic sound.
Morten and Leon could only shake their heads in helplessness as they left the ward.
Fortunately, the shot hadn’t struck a vital spot; the bullet was removed quickly, though because it entered at close range, it would need time to heal.
Lillian had to take leave from work to stay home and care for him.
At Ravenwood Manor, Lillian looked at the man on the sofa, who tapped the keyboard with one hand; she said, annoyed, “You’re ruthless-you actually shot yourself with the rifle. Aren’t you afraid something might go wrong p>
Sebastian looked up at her, reached out, and smoothed a strand of her hair. “I trusted you; you wouldn’t let anything happen to me p>
Lillian gave him a rueful look. “You enjoy tormenting me, making me worry. Yes, my medical skills are good; but if a shot had hit a vital spot, nothing can save you p>
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