He Never Loved Me Until the Day I Finally Left Him novel Chapter 247

She suddenly remembered what The Butler at the estate had told her.

Sebastian actually did memorize her preferences.

He was the one personally pulling the strings behind the scenes.

Looking at the man sitting across from her, she honestly couldn't tell what was a manipulation and what was real anymore.

Once bitten, twice shy. She had learned the hard way not to trust him.

So she stayed perfectly quiet.

"Is there anything else you want?" he suddenly asked, his tone surprisingly soft.

Helena snapped out of her daze. Glancing at the digital menu on the tablet, she shook her head.

"That's too much food. We won't be able to finish it," she said honestly.

Even though he was worth billions, she genuinely hated wasting things.

She had always been practical during her years trapped in the Hayes family.

Sebastian just shrugged casually. "Beau is joining us later. If we really can't finish it, we'll just leave it."

Helena blinked in surprise.

She hadn't expected Beau Sterling to crash their lunch.

But given how thick as thieves Beau and Sebastian were, it wasn't exactly shocking.

She nodded, keeping her thoughts to herself.

She wasn't close with any of Sebastian's inner circle, Beau included.

They were barely acquaintances who nodded at each other at parties.

Plus, she always found Beau incredibly unnerving.

He was way too ruthless.

Anyone who could survive the Sterling family's bloody succession war and come out as the undisputed king was deeply dangerous.

But she quickly pushed the thought away.

Sebastian handed the tablet back to the golf course waiter.

The waiter bowed and practically ran out of the room.

Helena didn't try to make conversation. She just sat in total silence.

Before long, the waiter returned with the appetizers.

Sebastian personally picked up his chopsticks and placed a generous serving of Asparagus with Scallion Oil onto her plate.

Helena just stared at it.

The vibe in the room was strangely peaceful, but it felt deeply wrong.

A heavy sense of dread sat in her chest, but she couldn't pinpoint why.

Instinctively, she blamed it on Julian's chaotic interference earlier.

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