Revenge of the Hideous Lady by Moonlight

"You told me that Xyla was still vomiting. I couldn't stop worrying, and that's why I came over to check on her..." Sharon Lindt said. After that, she rushed over to Xyla Quest and Stanley Batton's side before sitting down. "It didn't help that I was at home. I was so worried that I couldn't sleep..." Sharon added.

Sharon then held Xyla's hand and looked at Xyla's exhausted face. "My darling. I'm sorry for what you're going through..."

Seeing Xyla like this made Sharon's heart ache.

They were both women. Although Sharon didn't suffer this badly when she was pregnant, she also understood how terrible vomiting during pregnancy felt.

Xyla chuckled and retched for a while. "This is what most women have to go through before becoming mothers... It's nothing."

"Darling. Would you like to eat something? It doesn't matter what it is. As long as you name it, I'll bring it to you right away..." Sharon said.

Xyla shook her head...

She wasn't interested in any delicious food from any part of the world right now.

"This won't do... You already have hypoglycemia," Sharon said. Her eyes began to turn red with sadness.

"Sigh... If only I could bear this pain for you..." Sharon added.

if her

family's treatment, Xyla wouldn't mind

that anything she did right now was worth

that. Also, don't worry. I will probably be fine after a

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thought that it was perhaps because

Calm down a little..." Xyla said

a little. "How can I

look at Stanley with a serious expression. “You can see how much pain your

much your wife has to bear to give birth to your child. You must remember this

ever want to have an argument with Xyla in the future, think about these...

again made Xyla's heart feel warm on the

listened to what Sharon

Sharon didn't say these things, he would

Xyla suffering like this for? Isn't it so

ever wrong Xyla, you'll really be struck by lightning," Sharon

looked seriously at Xyla before turning to look at Sharon. "I'll never wrong