The porridge that Sean was holding in his hands fell. Fortunately, Sebastian was quick to react and he caught the thermal container before it landed on the floor.

"She had a very peaceful expression when she died."

Sean raised his head and looked at his son. His son's expression was even calmer. It was as if he knew that his stepmother, Rose Quinton, would die at this time. In fact, Sebastian truly knew. Even that blade was deliberately placed at a prominent place by Sebastian for his father to see. His father had recently often visited Rose during that period. He almost went to the psychiatric hospital to visit Rose every time he visited Grace at the cemetery. He would spend as much time scolding Rose at the hospital as the duration he had spent crying at Grace's grave. Both the people who were still alive were suffering beyond measure. It was particularly so for Rose.

Sebastian had sent someone to keep a close watch on Rose's every move. Under the circumstance of not having any ki