Broken Engagement His Uncle's Bride (Serena and Trevor) novel Chapter 390

Chapter 390 The End of Her Luck

Chapter 390 The End of Her Luck

Serena pulled a chair over and sat down in front of Amber.

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“Amber, you understand men very well. You know exactly where your advantages lie. You use your pitiful background to win men’s sympathy. That’s your strongest skill.”

She crossed her legs calmly.

“But maybe you forgot something. All men grow tired of what they already have. What they can’t get is always the most desirable. The moment they finally get it, the countdown to being discarded begins.

“When I married Sebastian, Trevor couldn’t help comparing you to me over and over again. See? Now he regrets it, doesn’t he?”

Amber shrieked in fury.

“You b*tch! I knew it–it was you who seduced Trevor and made him change!”

A mocking laugh slipped from Serena’s lips.

“Seduced him? In what way does he compare to Sebastian?

“Women admire strength–and men do too. Back then, you caused my grandmother’s illness to flare And today’s outcome? You brought it all upon yourself.”

After saying that, Serena murmured silently in her heart. Grandma… I’ve avenged you.

“You b*tch! You’re nothing but a b*tch!”

Amber screamed hysterically, but no one responded anymore.

only, a sharp pain twisted through her abdomen.

“Doctor! Doctor!”

Serena glanced back.

Standing a short distance away, she quietly watched Amber’s face contort in agony.

It seemed even dumb luck eventually ran out.

When Serena turned the corner of the hallway, she saw a man leaning against the wall.

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“Sebastian?”

Sebastian stood there with his hands in his pockets. Something dark and unreadable brewed deep in his

eyes.

“Mm,” he said calmly. “Finished talking?”

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Serena’s heart skipped.

She knew he had heard everything.

“Sebastian…”

She reached out to take his hand, but Sebastian casually stepped aside and avoided her touch

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“So you used me to provoke Trevor and ruin their relationship,” he said evenly. “Did you enjoy using me

Serena pressed her lips together, then muttered a little aggrievedly, “Wasn’t it you who told me in the beginning to borrow your influence? How can you take it back now?”

“Speak up.” Sebastian said expressionlessly. “What are you mumbling about?”

Serena’s nose tingled.

“I said you’re being petty!”

Sebastian actually laughed in irritation.

He suddenly wrapped an arm around her waist and pulled her straight into the emergency stairwell.

Smack. Smack.

He lightly swatted her backside while holding her in place.

“Who are you calling petty?” he demanded. “And what was that about men always getting tired of the old and chasing the new? Which new woman have I chased? Which old one have I thrown away?

“And what do you mean the countdown begins once you’ve got someone? When have I ever gotten tired of you? Answer me.”

Serena burst out laughing.

“You’re acting this fierce… just because of that?”

“What else?” Sebastian raised an eyebrow.

Serena had thought he was angry about her scheming–angry that she wasn’t as pure and kind as he believed.

But Serena had never been a purely kind

person.

The moment she chose Trevor’s uncle, she had already stopped being one.

Serena grabbed his shirt collar with both hands and pulled him closer. Her slender fingers gently brushed over his slightly dry lips.

“I was talking about those sc*mbag men,” she said softly. “You’re not one of them.”

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Sebastian lowered his head and stared deeply into her eyes.

“Then what am I?” he asked. “Mrs. Levine, how do you evaluate your husband?”

Serena rose on her tiptoes and gave him a light peck.

“My husband…”

She blinked.

“He’s the best,” she paused playfully, “big puppy in the world.”

Sebastian was speechless.

Was she insulting him now?

Serena cupped his face and kissed him again.

“Do

you like that evaluation? If you do, bark once.”

“Woof.”

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“Ms. Jacobs, your emotional state was unstable, so the baby couldn’t be saved,” the doctor said gently. “Fortunately, you’re still young. If you take care of your health, you’ll still be able to have children in the future.”

Amber stared blankly at the ceiling.

Tears slid down her face uncontrollably.