Sebastian Klein Book Character Novels & Stories

Edward's phone likely wasn’t even switched on. Sebastian opened the book and sat down on one of the sofas and tried to lose himself in the book’s universe. It was a very ludicrous universe with an Italian billionaire trying to seduce a university student. The writing was also spectacularly bad. Normally the combination of a ridiculous scenario and bad writing was enough to make him smile. It just wasn’t happening this time. He forced himself to keep reading. He still felt empty when he got to the end of the book despite the hilarity of the bad ending. Sebastian picked out another book and repeated the same process.

"You shouldn't have had access to it in the first place. It's not meant for outsiders." Hailee recoiled slightly at his words, feeling a sting of hurt at his harsh tone. Confusion swirled within her, unsure of why Sebastian's response was so intense. She had been drawn to the book, compelled to learn more about the Pack's history and the secrets it held. In her pursuit of knowledge, she had unintentionally crossed a boundary, and now she faced the consequences.

He knelt down, his fingers brushing against the hard surface of the book as he retrieved it from its hiding place. The book felt heavy in his hands, laden with memories of a past he couldn't quite forget. Sebastian's brow furrowed slightly as he traced the embossed letters on the cover, a faint pang of nostalgia tugging at his heartstrings. Before he could delve further into the book's contents, the sound of footsteps interrupted his thoughts. Sebastian looked up to see Katherine standing in the doorway, her expression a mix of surprise and apprehension as her eyes landed on the book in his hands.

“Speak.” Sebastian chuckled. “Still a king. Even without the throne.” Lucien didn’t react. So Sebastian turned his attention to me. “You were impressive tonight,” he said gently. “Most people would’ve crumbled.” I felt Lucien’s presence sharpen beside me. I smiled sweetly. “Most people haven’t been divorced by a sociopath. It builds character.” Sebastian’s eyes gleamed. “And resentment.” “Yep.” “I can help with that,” he said softly. Lucien’s voice cut in like a blade.

Sebastian smiled at Chloe, taking notes of all her features as he stared at her. Initially, he was pissed that he had come all the way from the West to fight for Xavier, only to be relegated to the soldier in charge of the princess, Megan’s ice chambers. He had expected to join Xavier’s main army that were going to march up to Alpha Ferran’s hideouts and kick his ass but apparently, there were many other soldiers that had more skill and zest than him around, so he just had to manage watching over a spoilt princess. After they had successfully cracked the riddle and Rhea had taken over Steve as her new beast, Sebastian’s day had been pretty much uneventful. Just sitting under the sun for a fe

"Give up your life so they can live." Sebastian looked at the monitors. Then at the Titan beneath the glass. Then at Harper. "You're right," Sebastian said softly. "I do have a hero complex." He walked toward the Chairman. He holstered his gun. He stood in front of the dying young man. "But I am also..." Sebastian’s hand moved. Fast as lightning. He didn't reach for the Throne. He reached for the Cables connected to the Chairman's spine. "...a very bad employee." [The Breaker]

Damn your smug face. And damn me... for following you around like I don’t have better things to do. Because I do. Like revenge. And yet, here I was. Dealing with this emotionally unstable, sunshine-disguised-as-tornado, chaos wolf. I turned, ready to storm off in the opposite direction Marcus had disappeared to—because clearly, one idiot encounter was enough for the day—when I froze mid-step. There. Up on the balcony. Sebastian. He was leaning slightly against the railing, one hand resting on it, the other casually holding a book he clearly wasn’t reading. His posture looked relaxed, but his eyes—those unreadable gray eyes—were locked onto me.

He is the opposite of what Kayden described, apart from the fact that Sebastian is a bit mysterious and has a dominating aura, his words were well chosen, and he had the natural calmness. Unlike Kayden whose calmness is pure evil, and is so hot-headed about everything, Sebastian seemed to be a better person unless there was something else that Kayden wasn’t telling her.

"Excuse me, may I have a word with you two?" The man gestured for them to follow him to a quieter area. "I’m Hayden Klein. It’s a pleasure to meet you both." Hayden took the initiative to extend his hand to Sebastian, who shook it, and Caitlin also gave him a brief handshake. "Mr. Klein?" Sebastian questioned, a hint of recognition flashing in his eyes. Caitlin exchanged a quick glance with him. They both recalled that the person behind the Yun's Aromatic Codex had the same surname.

Clearly not impressed, Sebastian continued to grumble, "I'm afraid you won't have a chance to be foolish again. Who knows what'll happen when you get back? Whether your heads stay on your shoulders is another matter." "If it comes to that, I have my ways. You don't have to worry," Carissa assured him confidently. Sebastian knew that her promises didn't guarantee much, but he couldn't help but agree with her—someone always had to be the fool. The common people needed fools like them. Still, a part of Sebastian wished the fools weren't Rafael and Carissa, but someone else. He walked over to a dusty shelf and pulled down a small wooden box. Blowing off the dust, he wiped it with a cloth before