After divorce, Ex-wife Revealed Identities
Chapter 195
Logan turned around and looked at Franklin silently.
He hesitated if he should tell Franklin about Sylvia's secret.
However, the virus was like a time bomb.
She might die because of it at any time.
The last thing he want was Sylvia's death.
He didn't know what his grandfather told Sylvia on his deathbed, but he knew Sylvia was his elder sister when they were young. It was Sylvia who took him to join the Dark Night and cultivated him to be her right hand. Then there was the second most powerful man, Logan Mertens. And Sylvia allowed Eden to do what he liked in order to keep him from some dark events.
She just protected the brothers in silence.
Maybe, it was time for him to repay her.
"Do you know the virus?" said Logan's low and calm voice in the room. "What?"
Franklin clenched his fists, stunned.
Logan actually knew the secret of Sylvia.
He felt as bitter as bile. He thought that he was familiar with Sylvia, but it was not the truth.
It seemed he knew nothing about her in fact.
"There's an incurable virus which will live and die with its host. The virus will undermine the willpower and body of the host. It craves blood from the opposite sex. And rare blood is its favorite. To absorb the “nutrient’, it will urge the host to have sex."
Franklin's face was cold.
Franklin looked at Logan's impassive, with his chilly pupils shrunk.
His temples ached again, like an awl piercing his nerves violently.
He suddenly knew why Logan phoned him last time.
It was the reason.
Sylvia suffered from the virus, thereby needing his RH-negative blood. His knuckles turned white due to his clenching. His heart seemed to be hammered with a nail that gradually pierced deeper and ultimately made him no longer tolerate the pain.
hoarsely, "So, I'm only her painkiller. And the marriage four years
still blank-faced, looking at him. But there was a flash of pain and sympathy in his eyes. He said, "Mr. Maskelyne, you are clever as expected. The meeting in front of the hospital was elaborated. She had
room, it was so quiet that only the patter outside and Franklin's heavy breathing could be
him. He raised his lips slightly and spoke in an extremely cold voice, "I thought I was the sovereign of our marriage. I never expected that it was a trick. She tricked me and divorced me. Good for
joke. "She's gonna marry the masked man? Or whoever?
marrying you, the virus gradually dies down. Therefore, when you offered a divorce, she agreed without hesitation.
sneered, "Should I express my
because I'm scared. Each time, she
that he had
He used to think she was a cageling. However, he was the fish
you known her for many years? Earlier than our marriage?" "Yes," Logan
there were only
Logan had left.
lady on the bed. Her perfect face was still attractive, even
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the
with him for
his heart was
mind messed up.
His emotions were out of
In a trance, he was like a ghost
long while, "Noooo." the lady on the bed struggled
where the masked man intimidated her, and she pushed
"No! Back off!"
hoarse as there was sand full of her
was so weak that her voice was
at her struggle and pain and feeling
knew that something he never heard could make this lordly and
know what to
that pain when the virus attacked her every
sweats. It seemed the clothes were picked
body, gorgeous as a rose, was extremely attractive to
having sex with a lady who schemed with him. Whom did she
she shout
he?
away from me!"
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