Chapter 326: Sebastian Moore

After the clown photographer took a few more pictures, he quickly approached with a stack of photos. He said, "Sir, here are the photos you requested. I'll contact Mr. Alex when they're ready, but a portion still needs printing."

Maggie was puzzled. She turned to Nathael Harris and silently asked, "There's more?"

Nathael took the photos and explained with a smile, "I asked him to follow us and take some additional shots."

Maggie was stunned. Then, glaring at him in disbelief, she snapped, "You! You really are shameless! I don't care. You have to show them to me, or I'll take legal action against you for infringing on my image rights!" She pouted, clearly expressing her objection.

"Okay," Nathael chuckled lightly. He gently pushed her into the car, pulled down the privacy screen, then took out some wet wipes and carefully cleaned his fingers.

As if sensing his intentions, Maggie's face flushed crimson. She turned to look out the window, feeling tense.

Soon, the car started moving. Nathael grabbed her arm, pulling her closer. He leaned down and kissed her again, his hand slipping inside her shirt.

The earlier heat returned, intense and overwhelming, as pent-up emotions found release in the confined space. Maggie lay back on the seat. She felt his intentions and her body tensed slightly. Her eyes shimmered with tears, her hands pressed against his chest, her breathing unsteady. She reminded him, "We're still in the car."

"Yeah, I know," Nathael's voice was low and husky, his eyes filled with smoldering desire. His gaze on her skin felt like burning iron.

As he continued, Maggie's body tensed. The corners of her eyes reddened, and her cheeks flushed. She asked, "Are you crazy?"

Nathael lowered his face and kissed her. His voice was raspy. "Since the moment I met you, I've been crazy."

Maggie lowered her eyes, her heart racing wildly. Her throat tightened. She felt his movements and quickly grabbed his hand, still feeling shy.

"No, I What if someone catches us?" Maggie was at a loss for words, but she couldn't shake the thrilling, wild feeling in the air. It felt like they were defying unspoken rules, embracing the wild and the unknown.

Chapter 326: Sebastian Moore (continued)

Specially designed windows allowed one-way visibility from the inside out. The silver tint worked perfectly. Maggie relaxed slightly, but then—

Bang! A sudden jolt, followed by a loud noise as the car braked sharply. If not for Nathael's quick reflexes, Maggie would have hit the floor.

Alex's face darkened as he glanced at the rearview mirror. A reckless car had rear-ended them!

Why is it always him who's unlucky?

Who's the fool who rear-ended them at a time like this?

"Mr. Harris, we were rear-ended," Alex said quietly, trying to minimize his presence.

Nathael's expression turned grim. He sat up and adjusted Maggie's clothes. He asked coldly, "Did you get hurt?"

Maggie shook her head, but his stern expression made her want to laugh.

Alex exited the vehicle to handle the situation, while Nathael sat back down and leaned against the chair. His expression was cold as he tried to calm his emotions.

Noticing his sour expression, Maggie reached out and lightly scratched his palm with her finger. She asked, "Upset?"

Nathael glanced at her and mocked, "You seem happy."

Maggie raised an eyebrow. What could she say? When it came to this sort of thing, he was much bolder than she was.

A few minutes later, Nathael had calmed down, but Alex opened the car door and said, "Mr. Harris, the other party wants to discuss compensation with you and Ms. Maggie in person." Maggie blinked in confusion.

Did that person know them?

Nathael frowned. Maggie turned to look out of the rear window.

She saw a man standing by the roadside in a casual suit; his posture was upright, exuding a devil-may-care attitude. He radiated a relaxed yet confident aura, hinting at a rebellious spirit.

At first glance, he reminded her of Jimmy, but upon closer inspection, there were distinct differences. While he had the same air of nonchalance, he lacked Jimmy's intense hostility and ruthlessness. Instead, his demeanor was cheerful and refreshing, making him almost impossible to dislike.

Maggie's eyes lit up. She exclaimed, "Sebastian!"

She opened the car door and ran toward him. "Sebastian!"

Sebastian glanced over, revealing a finely chiseled face. His hair was cropped short, and he wore a diamond stud earring in his left ear. A hint of cynicism surrounded him; his eyes were clear, like the midday sun. This man exuded a clean and carefree charm.

"Maggie," he said, greeting her with a smile, his voice carrying a trace of affection.

Maggie rushed over and asked, "When did you get back? Does your dad know?"

"I just got back. Haven't seen him yet," Sebastian replied, ruffling her hair playfully. His expression was natural.

"He'll be so happy to see you!" Maggie couldn't help but smile. It was pure, genuine happiness.

Sebastian chuckled, but his voice was gentle. "He'd only think I'm a nuisance. If I upset him less, maybe he'd live a few more years."

"No way; he misses you a lot, even if he doesn't show it. He'll be over the moon that you're back," Maggie insisted.

Sebastian was Kevin's second son. Kevin had two sons; the older one was in his forties. Sebastian was born later in life. His birth was challenging for his mother, who nearly lost her life. Because of this, Kevin decided Sebastian would take his mother's surname.

Perhaps because Sebastian was born after Kevin had achieved success, there was less financial pressure, allowing him to focus on his youngest son. But, as with all parents, the more they try to mold their children for success, the more rebellious they become.

That was the case with Sebastian; despite his talent for the piano, he never liked it. Instead, he was a troublemaker—on the surface, obedient, but secretly doing everything Kevin disapproved of. Later, when Maggie and Leo studied piano with Kevin, they often visited the family home, forming a bond with Sebastian.

Despite his constant clashes with his father, he always had a good relationship with Maggie and Leo. Sebastian was two years older than Leo, and with only a slight age difference between the three, they often hung out together.

At that time, Maggie and Leo were just kids, forced to act obediently due to their circumstances. Sebastian, with his rebellious spirit, often led them into mischief. Whenever things went wrong, Sebastian would take the blame, getting chased around the yard by Kevin, who was usually armed with a stick.

It was through these shared experiences that the trio forged a deep bond of friendship.