Chapter 263

Sebastian's pov I remained expressionless as Zaria rambled on. "So you still haven't found her?" I asked casually. If they had, Zaria wouldn't be talking about it like it was some harmless scavenger hunt. "Nope. Still no trace of the real one," Zaria sighed dramatically. "We've had a parade of wannabes, though. Mom's about to lose her mind." She shot me a look. "You better watch out, yogurter. Once this green dress girl shows up, your girlfriend's gonna have some serious competition." Zaria wasn't just gossiping. She wasshe was picking up on Mom's real intentions. I gave a wry smile. "Competition? What makes Mom think this woman would even be interested in me?" Zaria stared at me like I'd grown a second head. "Are you kidding me right now? Are you seriously unaware of your face? Women fall for you just by breathing the same air." She paused, then added with a smirk, "Well... not lesbians, obviously." I'd heard this kind of flattery my whole life. It never meant much. "I'm not intereste