Sabrina woke up very early the next morning, knocking on the door. Looking at her, Sebastian had to pause for a second.

Her face seemed to be full of vigor as she raised her head to look at him.

“The laptop is very useful, and it’s very fast. The software in it is all meant for design, and they’ve all been really good. Thank you. This notebook is so much more useful than the clothes you’ve bought for me.

“What I wanted to say is, even if you didn’t sign that contract with me, I would still marry you. I would still call Aunt Grace my mother, and I would still be by her side in her last moments.

“From today onward, you don’t have to fulfil the contract for my sake.

“Thank you again, I’ll be going to work now.

“Oh, right. If you’re busy, you don’t have to hurry over to see Aunt Grace in the mornings, I take care of her well enough on my own.

“I’ll be off.”

Saying that, she turned around and left.

Sebastian was left speechless. He had thought she was cold and aloof, lacking in y