He Never Loved Me Until the Day I Finally Left Him novel Chapter 126

This time, she didn't just loop her arm through his; she laced their fingers together.

The brazen gesture amplified the electric chemistry between them, making their connection undeniably obvious to the buzzing crowd.

When Janetta took his hand, Sebastian glanced down but ultimately kept his mouth shut.

Likely driven by the guilt of keeping her in the shadows, he silently allowed it.

The Press and Janetta's Fans captured the moment, the entire room erupting in a frenzy of excitement.

Camera flashes blinded the stage as fans frantically recorded on their phones.

Images of their intertwined hands immediately flooded social media, skyrocketing to the top of trending news.

But underneath the roaring applause, Sebastian was painfully aware of the phone vibrating relentlessly in his pocket. It hadn't stopped for a second.

Helena had never done this before.

The relentless buzzing gnawed at him, impossible to ignore.

The panic he had fought so hard to bury surged to the surface, leaving him desperate to answer the call.

Outwardly, however, Sebastian remained perfectly composed.

Then, suddenly, his eyes widened in absolute shock.

Because there, cutting through the dense sea of fans and reporters, he spotted Helena standing in the shadows of the far corner.

His predatory gaze locked onto her figure.

The crowd was packed with young girls sporting heavy, glittery fan makeup.

Helena, completely bare-faced, was the only one who stood out effortlessly in the chaos.

He had always known that her features were breathtaking.

In the beginning, his attraction to her had been purely physical. Combine that with Grandpa adoring her, and her astrological chart supposedly being a perfect match to bring the Hayes family prosperity, and he had half-heartedly agreed to the marriage.

Over the past seven years, he had become utterly addicted to her body.

No one else could give him the raw, consuming rush that Helena did.

She was shy, trembling with tension, yet she always tried so desperately to yield to him.

She was so gentle it was as if she had no temper of her own, intuitively understanding his every demand without him having to utter a single word.

Seeing her abruptly crash the party pushed Sebastian's mounting dread to a boiling point.

Helena noticed his gaze.

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