Bye-bye Trash! Hello Queen! novel Chapter 99

At her words, Sebastian let out a soft, mocking laugh. “Natalie, you’re overthinking it. I’m not clinging to you. You are my wife. Since we’re not divorced, you should be living at home.”

“A loveless marriage? How do you expect me to go back? I will not go back with you.” In this life, she would rather die than be with this man again.

Sebastian narrowed his eyes, his patience wearing thin. He abruptly threw open the car door and strode toward Natalie. She instinctively took a step back, but he lunged forward and swept her into his arms.

Natalie gasped. Sebastian never touched her.

“Sebastian, what are you doing? Put me down!”

He tightened his grip on her legs, his voice a low warning. “Natalie, if you don’t want Q&N Collective to exist, then keep struggling. A small company like that? I can bankrupt it overnight.”

“You…” Natalie never dreamed he would resort to such a threat. Thank God she hadn’t revealed her true identity.

Seeing his threat had worked, Sebastian was satisfied. He carried her to the car. Perhaps it was her comment about Matthew being the most impressive man in her heart that had provoked him to use force.

Once inside, Natalie immediately brushed off the places he had touched. The sight of him now filled her with disgust.

Sebastian saw her gesture, and his expression turned grim. She was repulsed by him.

“Natalie, you…”

“Don’t talk. I don’t want to hear your voice. If you need a woman, I’ll call Joanna for you.” She took out her phone to dial.

Sebastian’s brow furrowed in displeasure. He snatched the phone from her hand. “What does Joanna have to do with us? Why are you calling her? Natalie, have you lost your mind?”

Her phone rang. It was Luna.

“Luna, you go on ahead. Tell my grandfather I’m fine and that I’ll be home later.”

“Boss, I saw Sebastian take you,” Luna said anxiously.

“I know. Don’t worry, I’ll be fine. Just tell my grandfather I’m busy with company business. Don’t tell Wayne.”

“Okay.”

After Natalie hung up, Sebastian’s chilly voice filled the car. “You have a grandfather? A family? Why did you never tell me?”