Chapter 262

"this is it?" Sebastian murmured. His voice was weak. He lowered his head, avoiding Tera's gaze. She nodded softly, "Yes, this is it." She replied softly.

"Goodbye, Tera." Sebastian said without looking at the woman.

"Seb," Tera replied in kind.

He turned away, his shoulders slumped, and his body language defeated.

Tera stood there, motionless in front of her cabin. In the hallway, without looking back, she leaned against the wall for support. Her face was wet from the flowing tears. For some reason, the tears never failed to accompany her in moments like these.

Even though this separation wasn't their first, the pain still felt just as strong.

"You're home already?" Thomas exclaimed as he appeared from the opposite hallway.

The middle-aged man hurried to Tera, who was standing there crying by the wall. He embraced her and held her for a while, the young woman's body had become frail and fragile during the time they had been apart.

Tera let her tears flow, fully venting her emotions.