Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian) novel Chapter 1203

"Is this brat out of his mind? He actually dared to turn down Mr. Judd's offer. That takes some real guts."

"An ordinary guy with a treasure is bound to invite trouble. If he sells the royal yellow stone, he might get away with it. But if he holds on to it, he probably won't even know what kills him."

Everyone nodded in agreement.

With Blair's power and influence, taking someone down was child's play.

Blair chuckled. "Plenty of people are eyeing that royal yellow stone. Holding on to it won't do you any good. Tell me your price. I'll do my best to meet it."

"Sir, maybe you should just sell it to him," Sierra whispered.

Sebastian casually replied, "Sorry, but I'm not selling the royal yellow stone. It's not about the price. I need it for myself."

"This brat doesn't know how to read the room. How could he turn down Mr. Judd's offer like that?"

Blair's expression soured. It had been a long time since anyone had dared to disrespect him. His voice turned cold. "Do you even understand what happens when you turn me down, brat?"

Sebastian wasn't intimidated by his words. He stared at him and said, "I don't care, and I don't want to know. It's mine, and I decide what happens to it."

"Great. Well done!" Blair said as a humorless laugh escaped from him. "You've got guts, but you'll regret this." With that, he turned and walked away.

Cameron gave Sebastian a meaningful look before leaving as well.

The others looked at Sebastian with sympathy as though they could already see his tragic fate unfolding.

"Sir, you've really gotten yourself into trouble this time." Sierra's expression was tense with worry.

"You seem awfully concerned about me," Sebastian teased with a smirk.

She frowned. "You gave my brother and me the hundred-venom pill. If something happens to you, we're not getting out of this alive either."

"Don't worry. I'm more afraid of dying than anyone else. I'll be fine," he said with a confident smile.

Though his injuries weren't fully healed, he was getting better. He wasn't someone who could just be pushed around easily.

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