Pressure Game Sebastian Novels & Stories

The thought of being with Sebastian, far away from everything, starting over made me extremely happy. After ten minutes, Sebastian came in with a pack of red darts, tape, and what looked like a map. I watched him quietly as he tapped a map of all seven continents on the wall. He took off his jacket before opening the packet of darts. "You bought these from the liquor store?" I asked. He nodded, taking three out of the ten darts out of the pack "I saw that they were like some...mini market too. Thankfully they had these. Come here."

“You don't have to worry about anything… I'll handle this matter myself…those shares will be mine,” Sebastian said with a smirk as he sat there sipping on his whiskey calmly. He had one of David's directors, Jorge Milan, sitting there as the two men enjoyed their quiet afternoon. Jorge was an elderly man with bright silver hair, medium fat, and was slightly short.

The afternoon of the championship game, I waited outside the players’ entrance behind the arena. Sebastian stepped out of his car in partial practice gear, his hair still damp from the shower and an equipment bag slung over one shoulder. The second he saw me, his expression changed. “What are you doing here?” “I came to send you off,” I said. “I thought you might be nervous.” “I’m not nervous.” “You’re lying.” A smile tugged briefly at the corner of his mouth, but he did not argue. He dropped the equipment bag beside his feet and looked at me for a moment like he still could not quite believe I was actually staying.

Edward replied. Sebastian felt absolutely wide awake and not in the mood for sleeping. Edward had come to visit him in the night as he normally did. Sebastian was glad for his presence. “Let’s play a game,” he suggested. “It might tire both of us out.” “Strip poker?” Edward said with a wink. Sebastian knew that Edward currently had his mind in the gutter when he heard that comment. “I want to calm down,” he retorted. “I don’t want to get too excited.”

The office was silent after Sebastian Vale spoke. Outside the tall glass windows, the city of Rio de Janeiro stretched under the night sky. Lights glittered across the coastline, and the ocean moved slowly in the distance. But inside the room, the atmosphere was tense. Sebastian Vale sat calmly at the round table. Cassian Blackridge sat across from him. Avelyn, Tan, and Lucas sat beside Cassian, watching the conversation carefully. Sebastian folded his hands together. “As I said, I believe the game is about to change.”

“You are terrible at this game. I always beat you.” “You always beat me because I let you. I didn’t want you to cry and that was the only reason I let you win," Sebastian retorted. “I won because I was good at this game and not because you let me win, '' Diego argued. “How about we find out then?” Sebastian said and turned on the game.

Then Sebastian walked in. He stood in the entrance, arms crossed, watching practice with those cold amber eyes. Several players noticed and the energy shifted, tension crackling through the rink. Asher skated to the boards. "This is a closed practice, Crane." "Just observing. Making sure you're ready for our game on Friday." Sebastian's gaze found me. "Your girlfriend plays. Interesting." "She's full of surprises." "I bet she is." Sebastian smiled, and it didn't reach his eyes. "You know, Kane, I've been thinking about our last conversation. About territorial agreements and pack boundaries."

Giselle snapped angrily. He even stood up and started pointing at Luna Lee with his eyes bulging from the glass-walled manager's room at the far end of the room. Making everyone turn to Luna Lee who immediately looked awkward. Hurriedly, Luna Lee answered Giselle. Still on the phone. “Uh… ah… I'm just saying, is it still a long time? I mean, the computer is lagging and it's taking a long time to load. Can you wait a moment, Miss Travolta?"

he said, kissing his mates palm. “Put your game face on, love, I’m sure they can sniff out any weakness from a mile away” Sebestian whispered, mindful of the sensitive hearing of the others. “Are you ready?” he asked, urging his mate on with a reassuring smile. “Sure,” Allen said, wiping the last of his tears away. He squared his shoulders and marched back into the room, hoping his face wasn't too puffy. “I apologise, where were we?” he asked, taking his seat next to Sebestian.

Sebastian always aced in the football and basketball games we had way back. Currently, Sebastian Wills is a 26 year old Assistant Team Leader in the Special Weapons and Tactics, Esturnburg Branch. I had been receiving countless promises and updates that the culprits would be found, until last night when the sound of Sebastian's call jilted me out of my short sleep. Rubbing my eyes, I received Sebastian's call. “Yeah!" I uttered, my voice very evident of sleep. “You sleeping by this time man?!" Sebastian asked. “7pm? You are still a softie!" His husky voice hollered at the other end.