Revenge of the Hideous Lady by Moonlight

By the time Xyla Quest and Stanley Batton made it to the hospital, Jeremy was sitting outside the emergency room with wounds all over his body. His hair was all messed up. Meanwhile, his face and his body were covered in blood. His left arm was also covered in a large white bandage.

When Xyla and Stanley saw Jeremy, they quickly walked up to him.

Since they had rushed to the hospital, and both were wearing thin-soled cotton slippers, their feet were freezing against the hospital’s marble ground. However, Xyla could not be bothered by that. Instead, she sat next to Jeremy and looked at him worriedly.

“Dad, what happened to your arm? Is it broken? What about the rest of your body? Why is there so much blood all over you? Did you get hurt anywhere else?” Xyla asked.

“The blood all over me doesn’t belong to me. It belongs to your aunt. When the assassin charged at me, your aunt selflessly stood in front of me. The knife went straight through your aunt’s chest,” Jeremy said as tears began streaming down his face.

When Jeremy recalled what happened, he felt great pain in his heart. In fact, he began to regret doing those heartless things to May Conner before.

There was a saying that one’s true colors would be revealed in times of crisis. When his life was at risk, Jeremy could sense how much May cared about him deeply. She was willing to save his life by putting her own life at risk.

I hurt my elbow. It’s only a minor bone

was finally able

this happened to him.

not have proof and therefore chose not to show any reaction. Instead, she let out a long sigh and

alright… Well… What about my aunt? How

good about it. She passed out

you at the office? Was the

to get a divorce. When we came out, the culprit appeared. After stabbing your aunt, he ran away. For the time being, he still hasn’t been caught yet. I have no idea

felt even more suspicious. Everything seemed

gone to the office when the culprit attempted to kill Jeremy. Such a coincidence that May

Jeremy did not seem like the strict man he had always been. He seemed to be in shock, like any other old person who barely survived a dangerous situation. Perhaps thinking that he might lose May,