Chapter 719 Sebastian Heard
Was it really okay? Albert had read about it online.
Without further comment, he transferred an additional sum of money to her account. The amount was
enough for not only booking multiple seats but potentially an entire train carriage.
Wynter felt a warmth in her heart as she savored the feeling of being cared for by her brother.
Phil insisted they only leave the next day. However, Wynter glanced at Cody and said, “We’re leaving tonight.”
Traveling during the day would make Cody’s spirit more unstable. Additionally, they could encounter more spirits who might provide clues during nighttime.
Phil prepared everything Wynter might need–thermoses, pre–cut fruit, and bread.
Wynter handed it all to Cody. “We’ll buy everything else we promised you when we arrive.”
Cody looked puzzled. “This is already more than enough to feed everyone for days.”
Wynter chuckled. “We’re picking up a friend along the way. He’s strong and can help carry what you can’t.”
The “friend” she referred to was Wolf.
Fabian still seemed worried. “Wynter, are you sure it’s enough to just bring Wolf?”
“Don’t worry, Grandpa. Wolf is very capable,” Wynter assured him with a smile.
Fabian muttered, “I’ve only seen him being very capable of eating.”
His concern was almost endearing. He knew Wynter had kept most of her bodyguards with him for protection.
Albert also felt worried and insisted on sending a secretary along.
Wynter teased, “Albert, do you think anyone is suited to work at night?”
Albert hesitated. “Well, certainly not.”
His secretary would likely resign on the spot if she saw what Wynter was dealing with,
“Grandpa, just wait for my updates.” Wynter turned and continued, “Don’t worry, I’ll keep you
Informed.”
Fabian, leaning on his cane, nodded and added, “Wolf eats a lot. Phil, get more meat for them to bring along.”
Phil nodded as though he planned to empty the entire kitchen.
“That’s enough, Mr. Moore. I’ve got money from Albert, and there’s food on the train,” Wynter said, straddling her scooter.
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She gestured for Cody to hop on behind her before continuing, “Albert, tell Tobias I’ll be back before his show airs. Tell him not to go alone.”
Albert nodded solemnly in response.
Wynter secured her helmet and rode off slowly, ensuring her departure was quiet.
Upstairs, neither Jolene nor Tobias realized what was happening. However, Sebastian stood in the opposite hallway. He lowered his gaze and met Albert’s eyes.
*Sebastian? How long have you been there?” Albert asked, stopping in his tracks.
“I heard Wynter talking about her dream,” Sebastian replied, his tone revealing little emotion.
His profession demanded he conceal his feelings. Among his siblings, he was also the least straightforward.
Unlike the others, Sebastian had always felt a natural aversion to Shane. Few knew that until he was nine, Sebastian had developmental delays and was highly sensitive.
As the fourth child, he was often overlooked and belittled. In fact, Shane despised Sebastian and constantly compared him unfavorably to their cousin. He felt disappointed and embarrassed to have a son like him.
