Revenge of the Hideous Lady by Moonlight

Xyla Quest immediately stopped by a deserted corner and leaned against the wall while opening the email.

The email consisted of a short paragraph and an audio clip.

The paragraph stated, "Have you ever wondered why the Batton family would set you up with Stanley Batton? Aren't you curious why the Batton family is so nice to you? Click on the audio clip, and you'll know the answer..."

Xyla was too stunned to move.

In fact, she had never really understood why the Batton family insisted on her marriage with Stanley.

She had always been curious about why her master insisted she got a marriage certificate with Stanley.

Nonetheless, she failed to figure out the main reason back then, and she had slowly forgotten about it as time slipped by.

Now that she pondered about it, everything seemed fishy indeed...

Xyla recalled the day her master gave her a blood test. He did make a very peculiar request immediately after he obtained the blood test result. He said that she had to marry Stanley if she wanted to cure her disease.

Lured by curiosity, Xyla quickly put on her earphone and tapped the audio clip attached to the email.

to Xyla. You know that her blood is what you need the

indeed. If it weren't for her blood, our family wouldn't even have

well if it weren't

course. She's utterly unattractive. Too bad she has a rare blood type like mine. It can't be helped. Ugh, it's really annoying to face a woman I don't even love every single day," Stanley complained. The harsh truth pierced through Xyla's ears as though it was a

The conversation ended.

any second. She could recognize their voices. There was no

a hundred percent certain

blew her mind

had just dragged her down from heaven, sending her to the bottomless

decided to marry her and spoil her like a princess simply because

kind, understanding, and clingy, not because

for her blood. It

how Stanley felt about

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moment, Xyla felt like her heart was being slashed by a knife mercilessly, leaving a deep and bloody cut. The pain was beyond words. The buzzing in her brain disconcerted and

could not think