He Never Loved Me Until the Day I Finally Left Him novel Chapter 250

Even as the words left his mouth, Beau wasn't fully convinced.

Because the way Sebastian was acting around Helena completely shattered everything he thought he knew about his best friend.

But right now, all he could do was try to keep Janetta from completely breaking down.

Janetta had lost her appetite entirely.

After storming out with Helena, Sebastian never bothered to come back to the room.

"Just try to eat something. I'll take you to find him later, and you two can hash it out privately," Beau suggested firmly.

Janetta shook her head, tears streaming down her face. "Forget it. I'm not hungry. I don't even like any of this food; it's obviously all the garbage Helena likes."

Beau fell silent, deciding it was best not to push her.

A while later, they spotted Sebastian and Helena out on the sprawling golf course.

Janetta's heart shattered into a million pieces.

Through the massive floor-to-ceiling windows.

She had a front-row seat to Sebastian utterly doting on his wife.

He was attentive to her every micro-expression.

It didn't look like a performance; it looked like genuine, sickening devotion.

The sight made Janetta's panic spiral out of control.

When Helena looked up at him, her eyes were soft and her complexion was radiant.

She was clearly thriving under his obsessive care.

"Do you want to go out there?" Beau asked carefully. "If not, I'll just drive you home. He's clearly trying to make a point right now. You can track him down when he cools off."

He was leaving the ball in her court.

But honestly, walking into the line of fire right now was a suicidal move.

But Janetta couldn't take it anymore.

She was absolutely terrified of losing her grip on him.

Running away to The Capital had been a massive gamble, and seeing him like this completely destroyed her confidence.

Her sheer panic was impossible to hide.

Especially considering he hadn't texted or called her once while she was gone, let alone flown overseas to beg her to come back.

She had rushed back precisely because she was terrified he was slipping away.

"No, let's go out there," she finally croaked out.

Beau paused, but he didn't argue. He just escorted her down to the lawn.

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