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Could You?
SEBASTIAN
“Could you do it?” Lucien Sabias asked Sebastian out of Deragan’s hearing range.
Absolutely not.
It’d be too painful.
“If I found a mate. I’d never let her go.” Bast shook his head. “It’s a fact that he spends more time without her then he gets with her.”
“By the time he finds her again, charms her, and weds her, Radix is already on his heels.” Lucien concurred.
They shared a solemn silence.
“But on their wedding night?” Lucien said bitterly. “That’s callous even for Radix Malorum.”
Nothing is beyond his evil. That much Sebastian had learned over the years.
“Not even one night together.” Bast shook his head sadly. Feeling the pain of the night seeping in like bitter sap.
“His Honeymoon and he’s burying his wife.” Chavias Derenoe joined the conversation. “It’s no wonder we go to battle.”
“It’s a wonder he hasn’t lost his mind...” Mardichi’s dry
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