The Love that Never Really Dies (Sasha and Sebastian)

As confused as he might be, he knew it was time for him to cancel the reservation since Solomon had

made himself clear.

“Speaking of which, has Sabrina returned?”

Luke brought himself to a halt and answered, “She’s has made her way to Cranur to strike a deal with

the owner of the company in charge of renewable energy sources. I don’t think she’s going to be back

soon.”

He told Solomon the things Sabrina was up to over the past few days. It turned out she had gotten

herself engaged with all sorts of things after joining the company as a staff.

Solomon wasn’t the only one who hadn’t encountered her since her subordinates weren’t aware of her

whereabouts as well when they needed her to guide them.

He got increasingly frustrated and instructed, “Send a few people to keep her safe. Speaking of which,

who’s the candidate Matilda has in mind for her blind date again?”

Once again, Solomon’s question took his secretary by surprise.

Matilda? Is he referring to his aunt and Mr. Brandon’s mother?

Luke started perspiring in fear of offending the already irked Solomon. He stammered, “I-I’m not sure

since you turned her down when she brought up the suggestion.”

When I shared Matilda’s proposal with him the moment she called, he expressed his disagreement and

reprimanded her.

He said he would never allow others, especially the Emmanuels, to take advantage of the Hayeses even

though Frederick had long passed on. If that’s the case, why has he changed his mind out of the blue?

“Well, just get going and ask if you’re not sure! If it’s possible, set them up for a session in person!”

What the heck? Has he seriously agreed to set Ms. Sabrina up for a blind date with someone else?

As confused as Luke might be, he took note of Solomon’s instructions and excused himself.

He couldn’t figure out the reason he had changed his mind out of the blue since he didn’t bother to poke

his nose into the business of his half-sister throughout the past year, let alone her marriage.

To be precise, he turned them down with the same excuses when Matilda called to share her proposal

with him.

In short, his secretary couldn’t fathom the reason he had changed his mind and agreed to set them up

for a blind date in person.

When Luke was on his way home, he lost himself in a train of thought while staring at the bright moon.

He thought he wouldn’t have the chance to indulge himself in such carefree moments anymore.

“Mr. Hayes, Mrs. Hayes, you guys are finally back!” he muttered to himself and reached for his phone in

an attempt to figure out the precise time of arrival of Sebastian and his family.

To his surprise, he found out he had received a text message from Sabrina.

Sabrina: Luke, is my brother coming home with his family tomorrow?

Luke: Yes, Ms. Hayes. Speaking of which, where are you? I’ve just returned from Mr. George’s office. He

wants me to set you up for a blind date with the successor of the Sheerwood family from Summerbank.

Sabrina: Come again? Who’s this successor of the Sheerwood family we’re talking about?

As the woman on the other end wasn’t aware of the things going on, Luke had to share the content of his

conversation with Solomon with Sabrina.

Luke: Have you forgotten the time your aunt tried to set you up for a blind date with someone else? Mr.

George said it’s worth a try.

Sabrina: Hello? Who does he think he is to poke his nose into my business?

She started reprimanding Solomon for being a busybody and cast her phone aside, ignoring the

incoming text messages.

See? I knew she would throw a tantrum! No one can possibly talk some senses into her!

Luke shrugged his shoulders, indicating there wasn’t much he could do as well.

Little did he know the moment he wrapped up his conversation with Sabrina, the infuriated woman called

Solomon and confronted him.

“Hello?”

She yelled the moment the man picked up the phone, “Solomon! How dare you try to set me up for a

blind date with someone else? Who are you to poke your nose into my business?”

Solomon had to inch away from the phone since the woman on the other end was at the top of her lungs.

He explained, “I’m afraid you’re yelling at the wrong person since it wasn’t even my idea.”

“What do you mean it’s not your idea?”

“Hello? Who am I to poke my nose into your business? I’m just playing along with your Aunt Matilda

since she mentioned it was her duty to take care of you after your father’s passing. Go scream at her

instead.”

The man remained calm throughout the conversation and made it sound as if it had nothing to do with

him.

Soon enough, Sabrina was at a loss for words as she wasn’t supposed to pick on her aunt. After all,

Matilda was her sole relative.

Nonetheless, she repeated herself, “I don’t care because there’s no way I’m showing up!”

On the other hand, Solomon remarked with a smile, “It’s totally up to you, but allow me to give you

another heads-up. Devin had returned to Coldbridge with the tape. I’m sure he has figured out you’re the

one. However, he hasn’t done anything as we speak. Isn’t it time for you to stop getting your hopes

high?”

The woman on the other end went dead silent.