INHERITANCE OF WEALTH: THE BILLIONAIRE TWIN

ter

” he spat out the words,

ejection cutting her to the core. Tears welled up in he

heavy with pain and anger, Sarah reached out to

ars streaming down her cheeks. “

e, Alex cut her off with a sharp gl

,” he snapped, his voice laced with bitt

ing her to the core. She felt as though she had failed him in every

, Sebastian stepped forward,

ke that,” he said sternly, his e

smirk twisting his lips as he looke

to,” he sneered, his voice dripping with arrogance.

tion as he approached Alex and Sebastian, swiftly positioning himself between them. He

s as he glanced at Sebastian and their mother. His demeanor was cold and calcula

was trouble. He couldn’t shake the feeling that something sinister was at play, and he found

er as he took in her appearance. Sebastian bristled at the disrespect s

emanded, his voice

Frank, the person that you will be answering to while under this roof.” he replied ici

his gaze back to Sarah

I thought you were smarter than this, I thought you w

spirit. She had hoped that this reunion would bring her family closer

ed, her voice barely above a whisper. “I wan

d, his voice dripping with disdain. “You should have stayed away, Sarah. You’re not welcome here, alw

tion and hurt, as Frank’s harsh words echoed in their ears. They

lawyer, Mr. Jennings, approached them, his

filled with genuine concern. “Frank can be... difficult, but pleas

pose herself. “Thank you, Mr. Jennings,” she murmured, her voi

ard, his jaw clenched with determination. “No,” he said f

“Of course,” he replied, his voice gentle. “Let me make

mother for reassurance. Sarah nodded, a small smil

” she said softly, her vo

d Sebastian’s bags and show them to their room. The maid nodded and quickly scurrie

e room was elegantly decorated with plush furnishings, rich fabrics, and ornate details that spoke of wealth and opulence. A crystal c

to Sarah, this was a whole new di

then bowed respectfully and quietly excused herself, leaving them alone in their new surroundings. Sebastia

loudly, reminding him just how hungry he was. He turned to his mother with a

or dinner?” he asked, his v

No, Sebastian, you go ahead without me,” s

er response. “Are you sure?” he asked, his con

’ll be fine, Sebastian,” she said, forcing a smile. “I’m

But ultimately, his stomach won out, and he nodded reluctantly. “Okay, Mom,” he said, givi

way downstairs to the dining room. As he entered, he was greeted

er him as he noticed the unfamiliar faces seated around it. They all turned their gaze towar

tions that erupted amongst the guests, their attention divid

ears of separation, there was no mistaking the resemblance between them. They shared the same f

the guests died down, replaced by a tense silenc

gauge his brother’s reaction. Alex regarded him with a cool detachment

micking their use of the various utensils laid out before him. He had never dined in such an

iced a sharp comment from Mr. Whitmore’s

rked to the woman beside her, loud enough for Sebastia

imself to maintain his composure. Ignoring the comment, he

the meal. Sebastian couldn’t shake the feeling of being scrutinized and judged by those ar