True Fated Marriage (Grace and Heinz)

Chapter 2198

Sebastian just couldn't believe it.

How could he believe in Claudia's words when she was pinning him to a wall? Their bodies were so close to each other, and no one would be sane enough to think in such a position.

Her claim that she would stop liking him was very suspicious.

He narrowed his eyes and stared at her doubtfully before saying, "I can't trust you. You have no credibility."

Claudia laughed, her lips curving into a perfect smile. Then, she inched closer to him, her lips about to plant themselves onto his.

"What's this? You are making me think that you like me and that you're reluctant for me to leave."

Her low sultry voice rang in his ear, causing his hair to stand on edge.

Sebastian turned his face away and did not want to look at her anymore. He insisted, "Nonsense. I don't like you."

"So let's be friends. Better a friend than an enemy, am I right?" Claudia suggested.

"How do I know that you're not pretending to take a step back so you can take things further with me?" Sebastian looked over his shoulder and met her eyes calmly, "That's how I see it."

He saw through her. Geez.

Claudia blinked and asked with a faint smile, "Why do I feel that you don't agree with my decision to stop liking you?"

"That isn't true," Sebastian denied.NôvelDrama.Org © content.

"Why disagree with my suggestion then? Can't we be friends?"

"Who wants to be friends with you?" Sebastian refused coldly, "Not a chance."

"If that's the case, maybe you can address me as your elder," Claudia continued.

Sebastian was dumbfounded. He didn't expect her to be so shameless.

"Do you think you can take advantage of me by gaining the status of seniority? Don't even think about it."

"I can't be friends with you, nor can I become your senior. I guess I have no chance at all, huh?" Claudia asked.

"Yes," Sebastian nodded, "That's what I meant."

"In that case, why didn't you push me away?" She smirked.

She was practically perched on top of him.

Their bodies were pressed together, and her chest was on his.

Her reminder made Sebastian's face blush harder. He came to his senses and immediately wanted to push her away.

"Don't push me away in such a hurry," Claudia pressed herself onto him, not wanting to be separated from him. She cooed, "Let's make things clear first."

"I have nothing to discuss with you," Sebastian replied curtly.

"But I have something to talk to you about," Claudia giggled, "I think we should be friends. Do you want to be friends with me?"

"No," Sebastian frowned.

"You look adorable when you're mad, kiddo," She teased.

"Get lost," Sebastian couldn't hold in his anger any longer.

"I will. Don't worry," Claudia wasn't angry at all.

Sebastian grabbed her arms, wanting to push her away from himself.

However, Claudia wrapped her arms around his waist, pulling their bodies even closer. She pouted in his arms and suggested, "I don't want you to ignore me, even if you don't want to be in a relationship with me. So let's be friends. You have to choose either one of them."

"Why should I listen to you?" Sebastian shoved her away with an even greater force.

"We can't even be friends? Alright, let's be a couple then," Claudia was shameless.

"Oh God just let me go!" Sebastian was furious. He exerted even more strength to peel her off from his body.

Claudia clung to him as if she was an octopus, and her lips brushed across his neck without her knowing it.

In an instant, Sebastian's entire body tensed up.

"Let me go."

Their bickering attracted the

attention of the people who passed by. Since it was already night, no one could tell that there was an age gap between them. Everyone assumed they were a couple in love with each other and left snickering.

"Alright, I'll let you go," Claudia laughed, "I don't want people to think I'm assaulting you. But I am serious. Believe me, will you?"

She was serious about them just being friends.

When she finished speaking, she was still looking at Sebastian with her bright eyes.

Meanwhile, Sebastian only felt a pain forming in his waist.

"Claudia, get lost," He demanded.

"C'mon. Don't be mad," Claudia's voice was hoarse, causing one's heart to thump wildly.

Sebastian's face became red again.

His heart was beating like a drum, as if it was about to jump out from his chest.

However, Claudia still held on to him tightly like a koala.

No matter how hard he tried to push her, she wouldn't let go of him.

Sebastian roared impatiently, "I asked you to let me go. Did you hear me? If you keep this up, I'll call the police."

"Go ahead. Do you think they will believe that I am harassing you?" Instead of panicking, Claudia seemed to enjoy it, "Even if you say that I am harassing you, no one will believe you. After all, I'm a policewoman too."

Sebastian pursed his lips and pushed her away without hesitation.

Claudia almost fell to the ground.

She glanced at him, sighing, "Well, I'm in a good mood after taking advantage of you. Just look at you You're mad because you're

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D*mn. How could she be so cunning?

It was clear that Claudia was not willing to let him go, but she made it seem like he was the one who was reluctant.

Sebastian quickly turned around and left. He strode forward, ignoring Claudia.

Soon, she caught up with him quickly. Fetching her luggage was more important, but she didn't mind if she got a ride from him.

Soon, Sebastian found his car and got into it. Claudia followed suit.

"Leave! Why are you following me?!" Sebastian yelled.

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"Since you refuse to give me my luggage, I have no choice but to follow you home. Moreover, I've already told my cousin and your sister to wait for me at your house," Claudia ignored the fact that he was mad at her. She turned to say to the driver, "Let's go. Kendrix will send Sylvia back later. We'll meet back at home."

The driver glanced at Sebastian cautiously.

Sebastian could only suppress his anger and said to the driver, "Let's go."

Meanwhile, Claudia was taken aback. She did not expect him to say that.

It was a feat for him to refrain from kicking her out of the car.