Meyrin X Sebastian Novels & Stories

“I couldn’t do this without you.” “Just shut up. I need some moment of peace.” I smiled. “Maybe you should hook up with Sebastien. I saw the sparks between you two when we first met him.” “He’s sleeping with the High Priestess,” she informed casually. “Holy cow. I noticed how Sebastien placed his hand on her back. Since when?” “The hell I know.” “But you and him are the perfect pair. I swear—” “Shush.” I laughed out loud. “You and him will be a powerful couple. I’m rooting for you. No offense, but the High Priestess is a little full of herself. She can’t hear me, can she?”

“You were sent here for a reason. You’ve been watching us. Tracking us. That means you know where she is now. So you’re going to tell me — before I stop asking nicely.” She tilted her head, studying me like I was a puzzle she’d almost finished. “And here I thought you were the cool one. The measured one. But no… you’ve got teeth too.” “Mireille,” Sebastian warned, his voice taking on that low, lethal edge that made men twice her size break eye contact. “You can bleed here, or you can talk here. Pick.” Her eyes lit up — she loved this, the push and pull, the fact that we wanted something from her. “You think I’m afraid of bleeding? Sweetheart, I’m already leaking like a bad pipe. But talking

I stiffened. He smiled—not kindly. Not cruelly. Something in between. “Ocean Ramirez-Velez,” he said, like he’d practiced the name. “You’re far more… intriguing than the reports suggest.” Sebastian stepped subtly in front of me—not blocking me, but claiming me, a silent warning. “You don’t look at her.” Lucien laughed softly. “Already territorial. You haven’t changed.” “You have,” Sebastian said. Lucien’s eyes glinted, his smile flattening into something colder. “Dying does that to a man.”

Derek asked, his eyes casually shifting between Anthea and his son. “I want to introduce you to someone special.“ Sebastian began, glancing at Anthea, who gave him a smile. Sebastian then shifted his eyes to the people surrendering, looking anxious. Aurelia could feel a sudden ominous feeling rising in the pit of her stomach as she watched her brother hold the hateful bitch closer to him. The way they walked in together, the way they looked and smiled at each other, was giving her creeps. It couldn't be what she was thinking inside her. It couldn't be, right? “Everyone, meet my fiance, Anthea Morin.” The moment those words left Sebastian’s mouth, every single eye looking at them widened in s

Sebastian asked coldly, cutting off Thea, who was about to speak. “Because she’s too beautiful. And obviously, she’s already caught your attention. Meanwhile, I… I’ve been chasing you since we were teenagers, and you’ve never once noticed me.” Maxine clicked her tongue, her voice bitter and frustrated. Thea froze in place, unsure whether to feel flattered or to stifle a laugh at the drama unfolding before her. “I would never be interested in you, even if the world ended tomorrow,” Sebastian replied curtly. He then stepped forward, grasping Thea’s wrist and leading her away. Deliberately, he bumped Maxine’s shoulder hard, causing her to stagger backward.

“I didn’t mean–” “You’re despicable.” With that, I turn to Mireya. “Is this the man you want me to end up with? How many more mistakes must he make to let you know that he isn’t the right choice for me?” Mireya sighs, blowing out an exasperated sigh. “Sebastian, I really thought you were different. You have disappointed me.”

Right outside the door, Aino had her hands on her waist and was looking at Maysun with a hideous expression. Maysun was so frightened that instantly took two steps back and bumped into Sebastian. Sebastian then raised his hand to hold Maysun. Oh… Maysun's whole body went limp. She had been wanting to have close contact with Sebastian. Having Sebastian's steel-like arms wrapped around her, her heart melted into a puddle.

he asked him without changing the seriousness of his face. "Remember which one?" Migi answered, but he didn’t know what he was asking for. But Sebastian was still staring at him as if he was being persecuted. Because of that, he looked into its eyes. Migi was amazed at Sebastian's chocolate-colored eyes, nor did he miss his long eyelashes that even surpassed the woman's. Unbeknownst to him, he was staring at his whole face the whole time, which was relaxing to watch. "Migi! Are you okay? "

Barely. I stepped back into the bedroom just in time to hear Sebastian’s voice thunder through the space. “Enough, Mena! What’s wrong with you?” There it was again—the familiar storm. Always brewing. Mena’s eyes locked on me, venom seeping from every pore. If looks could kill, I’d have dropped dead five minutes ago. Her eyes narrowed, dark and accusing, as if my mere existence robbed her of something she couldn’t define. Sebastian followed her gaze, and suddenly, I felt his attention too—like warmth from a fire I didn’t ask to be close to.

Sebastian sounded like he was trying to force being calm. “I seriously don't understand what you are saying.” She sounded more confident now. Sebastian sighed deeply, ruffling his hands into his hair. “I really don't want to go far but you are leaving me with no choice.” I was so confused as to why Sebastian kept saying that. For some reason, Mai looked like she was scared but didn't know what Sebastian was saying. “I just came here to visit Marie. You guys shouldn't forget that we are friends. Things might not have worked between us but I consider Marie to be my best friend.” She tried her best to sound not scarce but it was pretty obvious from her voice.