Revenge of the Hideous Lady by Moonlight

Stanley Batton's tone and gaze became even gentler. "I overheard your conversation with Georgie..." Xyla Quest carefully tried to recall when she heard this.

Indeed, she talked about the new Hermes purses with Georgie Clementine two days ago.

Back then, Xyla said that she would drag Georgie with her to buy those purses.

If the incident with Josh Batton hadn't occurred, the two of them would've done just that long ago...

Xyla didn't expect Stanley to overhear that conversation on the phone.

When she thought of this, she felt warmth in her heart.

Regardless of how much time had passed, her husband would always be gentle and considerate.

With a husband like that, what else could she ask for?

"Thank you, honey..." Xyla said.

"You're welcome. I've already arrived," Stanley said.

"Okay... Take good care of yourself in a foreign country. Don't drink too much. Make sure you're eating enough, okay?" Xyla asked. "Yes, darling." Despite the people walking past him in the airport, Stanley wasn't ashamed of showing his gentle side over the phone. Zack Cassidy and the rest of Stanley's subordinates were already used to seeing this. Hence, their facial expression remained the same. "Also, don't tire yourself out. You're not allowed to stay up too late..." Xyla added.

"Okay."

"Have video calls with me as often as you can," Xyla said.

"Alright, sure..."

said, Stanley

Mr. Batton on the phone with

was very soft. Stanley didn't hear him at all as he was focused entirely on Xyla. "Is there anything you want? I can buy it

"Sure..." Stanley said.

I've got

take up

for breakfast," XЯla said with a sweetness in

me a kiss..."

"Muack..."

when he

We

smile once again attracted countless

hung up did Stanley slowly put his phone back into

his face turned cold again. The way he walked exuded

past him threw glances at him and even took

ignored all of

***

the same time, in

town. Unlike major cities, it didn't buzz with excitement, and there weren't many

cars or people on the

living a slow-paced

of a small store