Chapter 68

A drop of black blood appeared.

Lucille retracted her hand and took out a clean handkerchief to wipe the black blood away. She put the tools back and slowly murmured, "Everything's fine now."

Her movements were light as if she was acting on a whim. She was not as serious and cautious as Master Walton usually was.

How was anyone supposed to believe her after comparing the two of them?

Culver's breath got caught in his throat, and he was so angry that he could not speak coherently. "Miss Johnson! How could you do something like that so recklessly? If something bad happens to Mr. Joseph, will you be able to

Before he could finish speaking, he was interrupted by Lucille. "I'm going to head back first."

She had just come out of the detention center and hadn't had time to tell Molly and Madam Dahlia. She wondered how anxious they must have been.

Lucille turned around and left. When she reached the door, she heard a servant outside shouting. "Master Walton is here!"

A few seconds later, Master Walton hurriedly rushed over

bumped into him at the

that she was there, but the situation was urgent at the moment. He

suddenly piped up, "I

who was in a rush, heard what she said but

stared at Lucille with odd looks in their eyes. Some of them

what was going to happen to Joseph, yet Lucille simply turned around and went out in a carefree manner. She didn't care about Joseph's health at all. She was even in the mood to try and get on Master

lowered their heads,

other hand, in the bedroom, Master Walton

frowned. In the end, his

This pulse...

beat and his whole body went cold. He asked,

the one

that was

between Mr. Joseph's eyebrows, and some black blood dripped out! I knew she was

for the fact that he didn't dare to leave Joseph there, he would

1.

Walton's eyes lit up and his neck flushed with excitement. He asked, "Mrs. Collins? Are you talking about Lucille? Was she the one who treated

the end; there were tears in his eyes. "I searched far and

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