Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian) novel Chapter 191

"Fuck, this guy is too arrogant. How dare he call us nobodies? The audacity!"

"Kid, you're asking to die. It's very brave of you to offend so many prestigious families. You won't be able to survive in Ravenview City. You should kneel and apologize!"

The crowd was furious. They looked like they were ready to pounce on him.

Lillian was worried and angry. She glared at Sebastian and said, "Sebastian, do you know what you're doing? You're offending everyone!"

"So what? Should I just let them bully me? Can't I fight back?" Sebastian grumbled.

"You're an adult; why can't you be more mature? You're bringing harm to yourself," Lillian said regretfully.

Sebastian said nonchalantly, "They're just nobodies. I don't care about them!"

"Fuck, you're asking for it!"

Unable to hold it in any longer, Chris swung his fist at Sebastian. But before his fist could land on Sebastian, Sebastian slapped him in retaliation.

The slap was so loud that the entire hall heard it. Everyone was shocked.

"He dared to hit Mr. Adamos? He's really asking for it."

"Mr. Adamos works for Phoenix Corporation, and his father is the vice president. This guy is dead meat!"

Everyone was stunned, and they stared at Sebastian as if he was doomed.

"Sebastian, you're crossing the line. Hurry and apologize to Mr. Adamos!"

Lillian was furious, but she wasn't angry because she felt bad for Chris. Instead, she was worried about Sebastian.

In the past, he'd faced utter humiliation after being forced to eat feces when he'd lost a bet against Sebastian.

Chris had wanted Ambrose to avenge him, but Ambrose hadn't helped him. Instead, Ambrose had lectured him and told him to leave Ravenview City temporarily.

He had been suppressing his anger since then. He hadn't avenged himself, yet Sebastian slapped him in public again. He was enraged.

Everyone thought that Sebastian was dead meat. Yet, as they waited, no one came to handle the matter.

This infuriated Chris. He yelled at the bodyguards nearby, "Are you dogs deaf? Don't you hear me?"

The bodyguards approached them.

"This is the contract-signing ceremony, and we should prioritize that. Don't fight," Lillian hurriedly said.