My Flirtacious Husband

When she thought about the fact that he had actually made such a loyal promise to Genevieve, she began to feel uncomfortable again.

“Since you’re unwilling to pledge loyalty to me, then I’m going to make sure that only one of you can leave this place alive!” Marilyn shrieked.

She glanced at the man next to Patrick, who immediately began rummaging around in a nearby car for a pill that he then handed to Patrick.

Once Genevieve heard Marilyn’s words, her befuddled mind instantly became clear.

She kept struggling as she yelled for Patrick not to eat it. Toward the phone, she screamed, “Marilyn! If you’re mad, stay mad at me! Don’t you dare lay a finger on him! Let him go!”

“He wants me to let you go, but you want me to let him go. Who should I listen to?” Marilyn asked with a laugh. “Are you sure you want to die?”

The man keeping Genevieve captured pressed the trigger a little more.

Patrick’s heart clenched, and he snatched the pill from the man. His jaw tightened as he said, “Marilyn, you’d better keep that promise!”

He tossed the pill into his mouth and swallowed it without a second thought.

“No!” Genevieve cried out.

could barely open her eyes amidst the constant streams of water running down her face. She could barely

around wildly and threw her head back to hit the man behind her. She bit down harshly on his neck with the speed of a cobra going

hissed in pain, losing his

Genevieve could do was desperately wiggle her way across the ground toward Patrick due to

at Genevieve. If Patrick moved even an

had dissolved almost immediately after hitting Patrick’s tongue, and

Genevieve reached him, there was already fresh blood dripping out of the corner

blood welling up in his throat and reached out with difficulty, trying to untie the

rough ropes left deep, red marks on her skin and her broken left hand fell limply once it

about the sharp pain in her left hand as she stumbled upright

Please! Spit it out…” she pleaded desperately, feeling a mix of

matter how much

stopping her from doing any more. “The poison is already working,” he croaked