Revenge of the Hideous Lady by Moonlight

"Look at the state you're in! Do you think you can handle it?" Stanley Batton asked with a sad look in his eyes. "I know you feel awful. I feel the same way, but please, wait for one night. Once your wound recovers a little, I'll take you to your father, all right?"

The doctor had left strict instructions for Xyla Quest to remain in bed as it was only the first day after her cesarean delivery.

Besides, the wound on her stomach had just been torn and sewn back a while ago.

How could he let Xyla get hurt?

Seeing her like this already made him sad.

He would do anything for Xyla to be happy except for what she was asking for right now.

She glanced at Stanley with a hopeless gaze. "Honey, my heart hurts. I just want to see my father right now."

At that moment, she wished she had a pair of wings to fly to his side.

Xyla knew she shouldn't be moving around at all, but she couldn't control herself.

Her stitches were still fresh, so too many movements could cause another tear.

However, she still wanted to see her father.

Intense sadness was overflowing from inside her, like a tsunami that consumed her entire body. She could hardly breathe.

Xyla couldn't accept what was happening.

"I thought my father would live for a long time, perhaps another decade or two by my side. I kept thinking we had a lot of time left. That's why I didn't visit him every day despite living nearby.

"I always thought I still had a lot of time to see him in the future, but now I realize there isn't that much time after all.

"Some people might be in front of you one second and be gone from this world the next. If I could go back in time, I'd go home to see him each day. I'd ask him how he was doing all the time. "I wouldn't neglect him because of work," Xyla uttered.

She wanted to do so many things for her father, but he was no longer around.

That was the most depressing thing in the world.

Life was truly fragile.

leave forever

filled with tears again when he heard

her face. "Come on, don't think so much. You've done your best. You've been good to your

him as you wanted because of your busy work schedule," he told her

worried she might collapse as he could feel how fragile she

was so fearful that her face turned

Xyla like her biological daughter, so when she was feeling

Yaksha seemed equally concerned.

that case, will you take me to my

nodded slowly. "Yes,

able to go tomorrow either," Sharon spoke

"I'll find a way."

nodded silently, wondering what

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at a loss at what to

worried that something might happen to Xyla when she

she had already found out, it was impossible to

It was human nature.

"All right,

me to

row," Xyla warned, not . Tomorrow, I'll only waive

wait

that.

nodded. "All right, tomorrow. That's

did her mind slowly clear up. Even her agitation had decreased

began to recall what her husband had

gazed helplessly at him. "You said my father might not have

to her senses, she suspected that

prematurely and how abruptly her father had died was

all started when Betty Starmount appeared in

something now that she pondered

about her children and