Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 255 Quite Mischievous

Emrys was slightly surprised. “Why would you ask such a question, Ms. Ginger?”

“Answer me. Are you or are you not?” Lydia didn’t provide any reasons.

Instead, she looked at Emrys with anticipation, hoping to find answers in his expressions. However, Emrys shook his head and said, “No.”

No? How can that be? If Emrys isn’t a martial artist, why did Stefan bring it up? Lydia couldn’t believe it.

She thought Emrys was deceiving her.

Little did she know that what Emrys had said was the truth. He was indeed not a martial artist but a cultivator. These two identities were not part of the same system at all.

Emrys was about to reveal the truth to Lydia, but she suddenly pointed to the river flowing under the bridge and said, “Look. The flow of this river is so turbulent and fierce. If an ordinary person were to fall in, they would probably disappear without a trace in an’instant, right?”

Saying that, she leaped off the bridge.

Emrys was instantly bewildered and stunned.

reality, Lydia was ninety percent confident that Emrys was a martial artist because the various incidents surrounding

was Dr. Lund of

time he remained composed even when facing

wondered why someone like Roger, who was highly conscious of his status,

the peculiar conversation she had with Stefan earlier, even if

tactic to force him to admit

being a bit too hasty? Couldn’t you at least wait

so what else could he do? Without hesitation, he leaped after her. Before Lydia

the shore, he couldn’t resist playfully slapping Lydia’s backside, using the same move he had used

most beautiful woman, widened her eyes, and immediately

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Chapter 255 Oude Mischievous

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hadn’t been intimate with her husband for over a decade, so the

and sat in the shallow water, soaking her long skirt as if to hide something. This Emrys is so andacions. I’m going to be his

surprisingly felt a significant relaxation in her mood. The

water symbolized resentment. As the well water overflowed, the resentment

b*dy shuddered a