Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 192 Crossed A Friar

Benjamin was forthright and did not dawdle. Before Emrys could even touch him, he had already confessed everything in detail.

“The Bjorn family?” Emrys frowned upon hearing that and continued asking, “The Bjorn family from Summerbank?”

“Yes!” Benjamin nodded.

Emrys fell into deep thought.

If his memory served him right, Leiandros, whom he had met not long before, seemed to have mentioned that he had married into the Bjorn family.

What a coincidence.

After a moment of contemplation, Emrys suddenly produced a twenty–centimeter–long acupuncture needle from his person. Seeing this, Benjamin immediately pleaded in terror, “I… I’ve confessed everything I should have. Please, don’t kill me…”

“You are afraid of death, aren’t you? Relax. I won’t kill you. I only need a drop of blood from you.” After finishing his sentence, Emrys grabbed Benjamin’s finger, pricking it with the needle to draw a drop of fresh blood. This scared Benjamin considerably, and his face turned as pale as a sheet.

said, “It’s funny that you’re playing the kidnapper when you’re so timid.

the scene that unfolded before him next left his

blood he had just collected

dreams did he expect to cross a friar.

If you dare to play any tricks, your life will be over

Emrys spoke, he spread open his palm, and the vanished sigil reappeared. As he slowly clenched his fist, Benjamin was suddenly assailed by an unbearable headache, quickly falling to his knees.

any longer. He picked

whether you’ve

yes!” Benjamin

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Crossed

then turned and

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skin tone could potentially reach a six after using this formula for

three.

certainly start manufacturing and selling the facial masks using the stolen formula before “World- Enchanting Beauty” hit the market. They simply didn’t have ample time to test for

launched, they’d serve as the