Sebastian pointed at the pink bunny, his slightly hoarse voice surprisingly pleasant. "Didn''t you say you liked the little bunny? I''ll show you how."


    He snatched the tokens from Marshall''s hand, dropped one into the machine, and then ced Natalie''s hand on the joystick. Sebastian''s target was the same pink bunny.


    He closed his hand over hers, guiding the joystick. As soon as the w grabbed the bunny, he quickly pulled it back, and it dropped perfectly into the prize chute.


    Natalie was stunned. Say what you will, Sebastian was incredibly skilled.


    She''d yed w machines countless times and had never won anything.


    She''d always get her hopes up, only to walk away empty-handed.


    "Wow! Sebastian, you''re amazing! You got it on the first try! How did you do that? I''ve yed this so many times and never managed to win a single thing."


    Her eyes lit up as she looked at him with pure delight.


    Seeing her so full of life, Sebastian couldn''t help but smile. “It''s simple."


    He retrieved the bunny from the chute and handed it to her.


    Natalie epted it. It was her prize, after all.


    This had nothing to do with Sebastian''s character, so she felt it was okay to take it. Natalie finally answered his earlierment. "It''s only simple if you know how." Sebastian found her stubborn expression adorable. "Which one do you want next?" Natalie shook her head. "No more. I just wanted this bunny. The desire was killing me when I couldn''t get it, but now that I have it, the thrill is gone."


    Sebastian understood the feeling. "Right."


    He reluctantly let her go. "I''m heading to the office for a meeting, and I have a business dinner tonight, so I won''t be home. Get home early, don''t stay out toote.”


    It was only then that Natalie realized how close they had been standing.


    She blushed and took a small step back, looking down as she said, "You should go. Marshall and I are just going to browse for a bit.”


    Sebastian turned to Marshall, whose expression had soured. "Mr. Spencer, please take care of my wife for me."


    He was staking his im.


    Marshall was so angry he wanted to punch him.


    He shot Sebastian a cold, flippant re. "She doesn''t need your concern. You''re the biggest problem here. You should hurry up and deal with your own mess. After all, Joanna cheated on you. Sucks to be you, huh?"


    Sebastian was speechless.


    Natalie tried to stifle augh.


    She lowered her head, almost bursting out with a giggle.


    Marshall was ring so hard his eyes could have crossed.


    Sebastian shot a cold nce at Natalie, who was struggling to contam her amusement,


    and left without another


    Still, Natalie could feel it. Sebastian was angry again. Very angry.


    Marshall, however, shouted after him, singing a taunting tune, “Someone''s got a wandering eye...!"


    Sebastian''s steps faltered for a second, but he straightened his back and walked away.


    Marshall fell silent.


    Well, that was anticlimactic.


    Sebastian didn''t look defeated at all.


    In fact, considering he''d just been pushed aside, Marshall felt like he was the one who hade out looking foolish.


    "Come on, Natalie, let''s go check out the mall. After that, we can get some barbecue."


    Marshall decided to skip work for the day. It wasn''t like he didn''t do it often.


    Natalie agreed. "Okay, let''s go."


    After lunch, she still needed to visit Mrs. Wilson at the hospital.


    Once Sebastian was back in the car, he couldn''t stop thinking about Natalie and Marshall together. He picked up his phone, opened his browser, and searched for dating advice.


    Then he told Sean to drive.


    Sean had gotten out of the car as well and had witnessed the entire scene.


    He was quite surprised. Sebastian was really changing, starting to care about Natalie.


    This was a good sign. If Sebastian let Natalie go, he''d never find another woman who loved him as much.