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Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian) novel Chapter 624

"You're courting death!"

Martin was instantly angry.

As the City Lord, no one besides his precious daughter had ever dared to defy him. This made him very angry.

However, Sebastian wasn't afraid of him at all. He

Bertha was concerned for Sebastian's safety, so she quickly stepped in front of him. She looked at Martin and said, "Mr. Knott, please calm down. Yes, this young man is a bit reckless, but your demand is unreasonable. How could anyone casually abandon his wife?"

"I don't care! To preserve my daughter's reputation, this is the only solution. If he refuses, then I'll have no choice but to kill him!" Martin said coldly.

"You can't kill me," Sebastian said fearlessly.

Martin replied coldly, "You little brat, don't think I can't end your life just because the Netherworld Sect is protecting you. Unless you plan to hide in there for the rest of your life!"

"I won't need to hide, because you…"

"Sebastian, shut up!" Bertha interrupted. She was afraid that Sebastian's words would only provoke Martin further.

"Mr. Knott, he's too young to know better. Don't stoop to his level. Why don't we find a compromise?"

"Ms. Erikson, what solution do you have in mind?" Martin asked.

Bertha smiled lightly and replied, "It's actually quite simple. It's not uncommon for a man to have multiple wives. He doesn't need to divorce his current wife to marry your daughter."

"What kind of nonsense is that? My daughter will never be anyone's side-chick!" Martin snorted.

"Of course not. I'm suggesting that she and his current wives be equal and no hierarchy between them," Bertha explained.

Martin's expression finally softened. "I suppose that could work."

"I don't agree," Sebastian refused again.

After all, both Lillian and Lana were still waiting for him, not to mention Alissa, whom he hadn't figured out how to deal with yet. Adding another woman into the mix would drive him mad.

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