The CEO's Mischievous Little Bride
Chapter 142 Punishment from the Overprotective Brother

Vera glanced at Sebastian, who was standing nearby in his police uniform. "Don't worry; we don't need to step in. That guy will be drove away in less than three minutes." She signaled Randall to start timing.

Sebastian's expression turned grim as he closed the book.

Due to his job, he naturally exuded an aura of authority. Even criminals were afraid of him, so an ordinary college student couldn't even make eye contact with Sebastian. Roger asked Sebastian, "Who are you?"

Sebastian placed one hand on his shoulder, applying pressure to it, and asked, "Are you planning to take my sister to a movie?"

The pain in his shoulder quickly spread throughout the man's body.

In front of Mia, he couldn't cry out in pain, so he endured it.

However, the intense pain made his legs go weak.

Was this man trying to crush his shoulder bone?

"Bro, I-I won't go."

"What did you call me?" Sebastian was even more displeased. This time, he applied more force, pressing Roger's shoulder down as if he were going to make him kneel. Every time Vera saw this, she envied men.

They were naturally stronger.

How many times had she been thrown down by her teacher as a child, losing because of strength?

Every time Patrick pinned her down, she couldn't push him off.

Why were men so strong?

Mia also saw Sebastian's overwhelming strength and felt deep sympathy for the man who was interested in her.

"Roger, you should leave. I'm going home with my brother to do homework."

Vera and Mia started whispering to each other again.

Vera said, "Listen, what a lame excuse."

Roger couldn't bear the pain any longer. Even without Mia's words, he wanted to escape quickly.

Mia's brother, Sebastian, was a police officer, and as an out-of-town student, he didn't dare to offend him. Moreover, Sebastian was very protective of Mia.

He didn't dare to pursue Mia anymore.

"Let's meet another day." He glanced at Sebastian, seemingly wanting to inform him that he was leaving.

However, thinking about the issue of addressing him, he quickly corrected himself, saying, "Mr. Chase, I'm leaving now." Sebastian's tone was harsh. "Get lost, and don't let me see you trying to meet my sister again."

Roger was terrified.

As soon as Sebastian's hand left his shoulder, the man turned and ran, not looking back, as if a hungry wolf was chasing him.

"How long was that? Was it three minutes?" Vera looked at Randall's timer.

Randall replied, "Not even three minutes, two minutes and fifty-seven seconds."

Mia pouted, sulking as Sebastian held her hand and led her away.

In the car, Sebastian asked her, "That guy just now, which department is he from? Which major? What class?"

Mia replied, "He's from the Business School, two years ahead of me, from Class 1, named Roger."

Sebastian was about to drive home, but upon hearing his sister's words, he turned off the engine.

He turned his head, his eyes sharp as he looked at Mia. "What's your relationship with him? How do you know so much about him? Are you two dating? Is he pursuing you? Do you like him? Mia, we are paying for your education, not for you to date."

Mia was exasperated.

Feeling wronged, she punched Sebastian on the arm and yelled at him. "Sebastian, your malicious assumptions show you don't trust my judgment. Why are you so convinced I like him? We're not dating. I like Sam, don't you know that?"

"He's not even good-looking. Why do you like him?" Sebastian was also furious.

A while back, Mia had gone to the police station to pick him up after work. He was busy planning the capture of a fugitive and didn't have time to entertain her, so he had his apprentice, Sam, take care of her. Somehow, they hit it off.

They even exchanged contact information.

Later, when Mia and Sam were chatting frequently, he realized they had mutual feelings for each other.

That night, he was so angry that he skipped dinner and went to Mia's room, forcing her to delete Sam's contact.

The next day at the police station, he dragged Sam for a "training session" and deleted all of Mia's contact information from Sam's phone.

Sebastian told Sam, "If it weren't for the fact that you're a top student in the police force and somewhat useful to society, I wouldn't be using just these methods to deal with you."

Sam, lying on the ground and unable to get up, felt like his bones were about to be shattered. He could only nod in agreement, not daring to talk back.

Since then, Mia and Sam had completely lost contact.

Mia later went to the police station to look for Sam, but every time, Sebastian was there.

Within five minutes of Mia's arrival, he would drag her back home.

There were many single men at the police station, and Mia was the most beautiful girl they had ever seen.

Many wanted to marry Mia, but because he was their leader and very strict, they didn't dare to show their affection.

"Mia, if you keep liking Sam, do you believe I'll transfer him to a remote village?"

"Sebastian! You're even more annoying than Patrick!"

At this moment, Patrick also arrived at Evergreen University.

He was there to take Vera home.

Patrick looked at the map on his phone, moving forward step by step.

Previously, when he came to Evergreen University for lectures, he was always accompanied by school leaders, so he didn't need to remember the way.

This time, he came to apologize and admit his mistakes to Vera, so it wasn't convenient to have others accompany him.

Following the map, he changed the direction of his car and continued driving slowly.

In the classroom, Vera didn't want to go home so early. She lay on the desk with her books under her face, using them as a pillow.

When he reached the classroom door, he saw her lying on the desk.

Just by looking at the back of her head, Patrick knew it was Vera.

Randall saw Patrick and obediently stood up to give him space.

Since it was just after school, many students were still in the classroom organizing the points summarized by the teacher.

So, when Patrick appeared, everyone was shocked.

Some even exaggeratedly flipped through their books to replace Patrick's picture and compare it with the real person.

The person entering the classroom was indeed Patrick.

Some students were so excited they couldn't speak, their feet tapping the ground as they looked at him.

Others took out their phones to quickly record this historic moment.

Patrick ignored the reactions of those around him, his eyes focused solely on Vera.

In the tiered classroom, Patrick walked around to the middle and stopped.

Vera turned toward the window, and Patrick slowly appeared in her sight from that direction until he occupied her entire view.

Vera was surprised and sat up from the desk, looking up at the tall Patrick standing beside her.

She blinked in disbelief.

Was he real?

Could it be that she had been staring at the light for so long that she was hallucinating?