Goodbye Saintess. novel Chapter 23

The Unseen Kingdom That Followed Me Into Every Dream by Alyndra Meron Valeen 23 Summary Since Sebastian moved out, the house lost its warmth and never felt like home again, despite Bobby and Edmund moving in. Morgan drove Hera to her office at Edge Inc., where she insisted he find out why Sebastian refused to come that night and where he was living now. Morgan, though unsure about Sebastian’s thoughts, agreed to track him down and suggested a plan to get Sebastian to show up: triggering his firefighter duty by creating a fire emergency. Hera agreed to the plan but soon fell asleep in the car.

Upon arrival at Edge Inc., Morgan called Sebastian, waking him abruptly. Sebastian was annoyed to be disturbed but listened as Morgan explained that Hera was drunk, locked herself in the car, and threatened to set the vehicle on fire in the crowded underground garage. Morgan pleaded for Sebastian’s help, emphasizing the danger of the situation. Realizing the seriousness, Sebastian immediately got dressed and prepared to leave. He was frustrated and confused by Hera’s behavior but knew he had no choice but to intervene.

The chapter ends with Sebastian rushing out, questioning the strange connection and troubles he seemed to have with Hera. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below The Unseen Kingdom That Followed Me Into Every Dream by Alyndra Meron Valeen 23 Summary Since Sebastian moved out, the house lost its warmth and never felt like home again, despite Bobby and Edmund moving in. Morgan drove Hera to her office at Edge Inc., where she insisted he find out why Sebastian refused to come that night and where he was living now.

Morgan, though unsure about Sebastian’s thoughts, agreed to track him down and suggested a plan to get Sebastian to show up: triggering his firefighter duty by creating a fire emergency. Hera agreed to the plan but soon fell asleep in the car. Upon arrival at Edge Inc., Morgan called Sebastian, waking him abruptly. Sebastian was annoyed to be disturbed but listened as Morgan explained that Hera was drunk, locked herself in the car, and threatened to set the vehicle on fire in the crowded underground garage. Morgan pleaded for Sebastian’s help, emphasizing the danger of the situation.

Realizing the seriousness, Sebastian immediately got dressed and prepared to leave. He was frustrated and confused by Hera’s behavior but knew he had no choice but to intervene. The chapter ends with Sebastian rushing out, questioning the strange connection and troubles he seemed to have with Hera. Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 23 Ever since Sebastian had moved out, the house lost its warmth and comfort. Even with Bobby and Edmund moving in, the place never quite felt like home anymore.

The familiar sense of belonging had slipped away, leaving behind a hollow quietness that no new occupant could fill. Morgan sat behind the wheel, knowing Hera had her small, private office bedroom at Edge Inc., so he didn’t argue when she insisted they head there. He simply adjusted the car’s direction toward the company’s sleek, glass-fronted building. Halfway through the drive, Hera broke the silence. “Morgan, find out why Sebastian refused to come tonight. And where exactly he’s living now.” Morgan glanced at her through the rearview mirror, a trace of weariness in his eyes.

‘I’m no psychic,’ he thought. ‘How am I supposed to know what’s going on in that man’s mind? But tracking down his address? That’s something I can handle.’ What caught him off guard was how much Hera suddenly seemed invested in Sebastian again, as if a flicker of concern had reignited. “Of course, Ms. Bishop. Actually, if you want to see Mr. Grimwald tonight, I might have one idea. A surefire way to get him to show up.” Hera straightened in her seat, her gaze sharp despite the lingering haze of alcohol. “Really? What’s your plan? Tell me.” Morgan’s answer was simple but effective. “Mr.

Grimwald is a firefighter. If there’s a fire, he has no choice but to respond.” Hera blinked, then her eyes brightened with sudden clarity. “You’re right. Let’s do that. Call him.” Satisfied, she leaned back, her eyelids growing heavy as she quickly drifted off in the backseat. When they arrived at the Edge Inc. building, Morgan gently shook her awake. “Ms. Bishop, we’re here.” She stirred groggily, nodding. “Proceed as planned.” Morgan nodded sharply, stepped out, and dialed Sebastian’s number. – I was deep in sleep when my phone buzzed sharply, yanking me awake.