Revenge of the Hideous Lady by Moonlight

The men downstairs kept glancing at Xyla Quest. How they wished they could sit next to her.

Yet, Xyla paid them no mind. Ignoring all the eyes upon her, she lowered her head and texted Stanley Batton. "I've arrived."

Buzz buzz buzz... Suddenly, a message popped up on her screen, showing that there was a one hundred fifty million transaction into her bank card a minute ago. Her vision went blurry the moment she saw the number of zeros in the text message.

After attentively counting them several times, she was certain that it was not her imagination but a clear-cut one hundred fifty million dollars.

It must be Stanley who transferred so much money to her. She could not think of another person other than Stanley.

Dumbfounded by the amount of money, she decided to text him again to ask him.

However, Stanley sent her a message before she even started typing. "Go ahead and bid for the antique pieces you like or the antique pieces that Dad likes." Xyla replied, "... But we have money."

Though this was not the first time she received such a valuable gift from him, she still could not get used to his oppressive habit.

"I know. I know what you want to say. Just take whatever that is given to you."

"I can't accept that."

send you more gifts

EL

Otherwise, I'm

reading the last few words,

next to her. Then, her fingers dashed across the keyboard grumpily. "Can you please get yourself together?" "Fine, fine. I better get going. Take care of yourself

adding a kiss emoji to the

man replied the same thing

was no response from

was busy with his work. Therefore, she decided

what are you doing?" Jeremy

fifty million dollars to me just now, asking us to bid on whatever we like boldly..." Xyla

really is a filial son-in-law. Our Xyla has definitely found the right person. Daddy is happy for you."

meet a good husband like him nowadays," Jeremy reminded

Jeremy approved her husband lifted her mood immediately.

chattering, everyone else in the hall was distracted

of black-clad men entered the hall and then stood

had instantly garnered

familiar