Not A Small-Town Girl

Chapter 195-1

As the Darlings tried to get Danielle’s attention, she beat up the two bodyguards mercilessly. She kicked one of them, sending him flying several dozen feet away. She then kicked the captain, his body landing at Howard’s feet.

Danielle’s eyes were bloodshot. The villagers didn’t expect her to suddenly attack her own family. They wanted to rush forward to stop her.

Orion shouted hurriedly, "Stay where you are and don’t move! The girl doesn’t recognize anyone now. She’ll beat you to death if you approach her."

Orion knew this because Danielle was currently exhibiting symptoms similar to victims of a certain type of poison he had seen before.

When the poison took effect, the victims wouldn’t recognize anyone and would attack everyone indiscriminately. Their strength would also increase exponentially. Orion was surprised to see Danielle like this because he thought this type of poison had gone extinct.

He wondered how Danielle got poisoned.

"Danielle, it’s Mom. What’s wrong with you? Don’t you recognize me?" Vivian teared up after noticing that Danielle didn’t recognize them. She wondered what had gotten into Danielle.

if suppressing a strong pain. Her eyes switched back and

took out a pill from her bag and shoved it in her

How did this happen?" Vivian watched with an aching heart as Danielle clutched her head in pain and jabbed a needle

also felt distressed. He reckoned Orion knew a thing or two about Danielle’s condition since he was the one who

I’m here," Xavier

a while. When she opened her eyes, her pupils had returned to

your boss that I’m waiting for him here in the village. If he

Freddy, who had lost consciousness, and nodded like bobbleheads. One of them promised, "We will definitely

gingerly, "Can

Danielle replied, "Yes."

cars very quickly, for fear that Danielle would change her mind. The cars drove

Xavier, her eyes full

Are you feeling better?" Vivian could tell that Danielle was feeling

at the bodyguards she had injured. She had gone berserk because she had forgotten to