Revenge of the Hideous Lady by Moonlight

Emily Quest glared coldly at Xyla Quest and Stanley Batton before tugging at Torn Sullivan’s arm. She wanted to join Jeremy Quest and May Conner in greeting the other guests with a toast. However, Tom did not intend to leave. Silently, he stood and looked in Xyla and Stanley’s direction with mixed feelings.

The couple with near-perfect looks were holding hands. Tom was pained by the sight of them standing together and attracting everyone’s attention around them.

After not seeing Xyla for a long time, Tom found that she had become a lot prettier. Although Xyla barely had any make-up on, she seemed a lot more strikingly beautiful than Emily. Whenever Tom thought about how the woman he cared about might have hurt him, his eyes would turn cold. Now, he clenched his fists tightly.

If Xyla threw tantrums, Tom might have been able to bear with her. However, if she hurt him at a deeper level, he would not bear with it If Xyla really was the one who did those things to him, he swore he would never let her off the hook.

While scanning through the crowd, Xyla’s gaze eventually landed upon Tom’s face. When their eyes met, Xyla felt physically uncomfortable after seeing his cold gaze. Although she knew what the look on his face meant, she did not care at all.

Xyla knew what the Sullivan family had been investigating recently. However, Xyla continued to hold Stanley’s hand without changing her facial expression before walking over politely to Jeremy.

“Dad, we’re here,” she said with a smile.

uncles and aunties,” Jeremy said proudly as he held Xyla and Stanley’s

You’ve all met them before,” Jeremy looked at the people seated

best-looking couples

and aunties, nice to meet you,”

meet you,” Stanley said as he

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how your husband checked someone’s pulse. He

and Tom’s expressions immediately turned cold. Due to the various adverse events surrounding their wedding, it had become something the

were clearly upset, the woman awkwardly cleared her throat before

that both your daughters are married to successful men,” she