CHAPTER 748: CHAPTER 748: IF YOU DON’T LOVE ME ANYMORE, THAT’S A BIG DEAL

But in the next second, Ivy Kensington took the initiative to embrace him.

"You not loving me anymore is a big deal."

She said, her voice carrying an inexplicable sadness.

Sebastian Blackwood’s heart suddenly felt a shock, the words swirling in his throat instantly disappeared, and the hand hanging by his side clenched tightly.

Yet at this moment, Ivy released him again.

She smiled at him, "I’m kidding, in my eyes, I really don’t care about anything."

She said this without looking at him again and walked forward.

He doesn’t like her anymore now, and what she said just now was merely bothering herself; he wouldn’t care anyway, so why speak and humiliate herself?

Ivy held back the tears that had reached the edge of her eyes and strode into the villa.

Sebastian’s temple veins twitched, and his originally gentle gaze instantly turned cold and serious.

"Ivy, I never believed your words from the start!"

She had always just been a liar, he would never admit that, for a second just now, he felt a little sorry for her.

"Mm, I know."

Ivy responded.

After speaking, the atmosphere between the two fell silent again.

Returning to the villa.

Ginny had been clamoring to get out of bed to find Ivy herself, and now that Ivy was back, Mrs. Langley immediately spoke happily, "Ginny, look, Master Blackwood really brought your mother back, I told you he wouldn’t lie to you."

However, Ginny still reached out to Ivy for a hug, "Mommy, let me see, are you hurt?"

Ivy didn’t expect Ginny to know about her injuries and hesitated for a moment, not daring to step forward.

If the little one knew she was hurt so badly, she would be upset.

So Ivy shook her head at her, "Ginny, Mommy is fine. I just saw a doctor. Can you sleep now? It’s already late."

Ginny pursed her lips at her, looking a little aggrieved, but eventually nodded obediently.

"I know, Mommy, you should sleep early too."

This time, Mrs. Langley coaxed Ginny to sleep.

Ivy breathed a sigh of relief; after a whole night of fuss, she finally calmed Ginny down.

She guessed that Sebastian allowed her to come back just now for Ginny’s sake, and now that Ginny was asleep, he surely didn’t want her to stay.

To avoid being kicked out again like before, she knowingly walked outside, and before he could speak, she was already at the elevator.

But before the elevator came up, Mrs. Langley chased out, "Madam, don’t leave this time!"

Sebastian followed out too, standing at Ginny’s room door, his tall figure shrouded in shallow light, half-lit, half-dark, with an indescribable feeling.

Ivy couldn’t make out his expression, she kept her head down in silence.

Mrs. Langley had already taken it upon herself to gently pull her hand towards the room, "Just have a peaceful stay here tonight. Little Master Cody wants to see you too. When the two little ones wake up tomorrow morning and see you, who knows how happy they’ll be!"

With these words, Mrs. Langley deliberately glanced back at Sebastian.

This time, the man didn’t say a word, as if he hadn’t heard Mrs. Langley wanting Ivy to stay tonight.

A moment later, he acted as if he saw nothing and walked to another room.

Inexplicably, Ivy breathed a sigh of relief.

She was really worried that this man would suddenly stand up and say something sarcastic to her again...

"Madam, just rest easy tonight, and let me know if you need anything."

Mrs. Langley said warmly.

Ivy hesitated as she looked at her for a few seconds, but finally couldn’t help but open her mouth and said: