Chapter summary of Chapter 704 – Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian) by Swnovels
In Chapter 704, a key chapter of the acclaimed Love novel Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian) by Swnovels, readers are drawn deeper into a story filled with emotion, conflict, and transformation. This chapter brings crucial developments and plot twists that make it essential reading. Whether you’re new to the book or a loyal fan, this section delivers unforgettable moments that define the essence of Remorse After Breaking Up (Sebastian).
Rowena was quite skilled, but her injuries had severely weakened her, making it impossible for her to fend off a group of bandits.
"You bastards, don't touch me! I'll kill all of you!" Rowena screamed in defiance, but her resistance was futile. She was quickly pinned to the ground by several of the bandits.
"This little missy has a great figure, look at that soft, smooth skin. She's a real treat."
"She's all yours, sir!"
Although the bandits were eager, they had to wait their turn until their leader had had his fun first. The leader didn't hesitate. In no time, he stripped off his clothes and pounced on her.
Rowena's screams echoed through the woods pitifully.
Although she wasn't some innocent maiden, she had delicate skin, and these bandits were anything but gentle. They were brutal as they attacked from all sides, making the pain unbearable.
Rowena no longer claimed to be the Olsen family's daughter or the imperial chaplain's woman. The situation had already gone too far, and there was no escaping her fate.
Revealing her identity now would only ensure that the bandits killed her once they were done.
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Sebastian returned to the chamber of commerce with Abigail.
Even though she had changed into Rowena's clothes, her hair was disheveled, her face was swollen, eyes were red, and her spirit was clearly crushed. Just one look and it was obvious something terrible had happened to her.
"Abigail, what happened? Are you alright?" Hendrick asked, deeply concerned.
"Father," Abigail cried, throwing herself into his arms and sobbing uncontrollably. She was trying to let out all her sorrow and pain.
"Abigail, please don't cry. Tell me what happened, and I promise I'll make it right," Hendrick said softly, patting her back to comfort her. Seeing his daughter in such distress filled him with a sense of dread and heartbreak.

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