He Never Loved Me Until the Day I Finally Left Him novel Chapter 662

Sebastian's expression remained impassive.

Carter's logic was perfectly sound—it was the exact conclusion the public had reached.

It provided a flawless, bulletproof justification for every single move Helena had made.

But Sebastian knew better; nothing about this felt that simple.

"Dig deeper into the timeline," he commanded quietly.

Carter gave a firm nod.

"I don't think she's trying to hide her true intentions," Sebastian mused. "I think she's simply waiting for the right moment to strike."

And he absolutely despised being on the defensive; he needed to preempt her next move.

"Understood, sir," Carter replied.

The luxury car pulled up to the hotel's grand entrance, and Sebastian stepped out.

Carter remained in the vehicle, already pulling out his laptop to start digging.

The moment he walked through the lobby, the hotel manager rushed over to greet him.

"Mr. Hayes, here is the master keycard to Ms. Wallace's suite," the manager said, discreetly sliding the plastic card into his hand.

It was a flagrant violation of hotel policy and guest privacy.

But this was Riverton.

And Sebastian owned a controlling stake in the property.

When the majority shareholder made a demand, the manager obeyed without question.

With a slight nod, Sebastian bypassed the front desk and took the private elevator directly to the penthouse level.

Meanwhile, up in the suite...

Skye had finally worn herself out playing with the toys. Helena had ordered room service, and the little girl was happily munching on her dinner.

Suddenly, a crisp knock echoed from the heavy mahogany door.

"I'll get it," Helena called out.

She assumed it was the hotel staff bringing dessert.

Before she could even stand up, Skye had already dropped her fork.

"I got it!" she mumbled around a mouthful of food, sliding off her chair.

Helena chuckled. "Alright, go ahead."

She smiled fondly at the girl, whose cheeks were stuffed full like a chipmunk.

She looked impossibly adorable.

She watched her visibly swallow the large bite, looking like a hungry little animal.

The sight melted every lingering trace of stress from Helena's heart.

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