Revenge of the Hideous Lady by Moonlight

“Thank you, Aunty. Thank you, Sister,” Xyla Quest replied equally politely with a natural smile on her face.

In social situations like this, it was necessary to appear cheerful even if Xyla was annoyed on the inside.

“Sister and Brother-in-law, your seats are over there. Why don’t I lead you there?” Emily Quest asked as she pointed at a table in the center of the living room. Currently, there were two empty seats at the table. The guests seated at the table were mostly from May Conner’s side of the family. There were also relatives to Xyla’s mother.

“That won’t be necessary,” Xyla answered calmly before pulling her hand away from May. After that, Xyla held Stanley’s hand as they both walked to the empty seats.

After Xyla Quest and Stanley Batton sat down, relatives to Xyla’s mother began asking her and Stanley questions about their life together. Xyla and Stanley politely answered their questions throughout.

Once Emily and Tom Sullivan had greeted their guests a teach table, Tom quickly returned to his own table. Meanwhile, Emily lifted her dress slightly before walking over to Xyla and tapping her shoulder gently.

“Sister, I have something to tell you. Will you come with me upstairs?” Emily asked.

answered with a smile before she slowly put down her wine

with

we would like to talk to each other in private regarding our sisterly affairs. Could you please not come with us?” Emily asked

to Stanley before gently

me if anything

nodded and glared at Emily coldly before tugging at her white fox fur coat. She then slowly made her way upstairs as Emily followed her

cold and murderous aura exuded from Xyla where people could not see Xyla’s

Emily. Then, she continued walking forward as if nothing was going on between them. Stanley did not take her eyes off Xyla for a single moment. Coincidentally,

smile on her face reminded him of flowers blooming in

reached a corner along the staircase, Emily was the first to stop walking. The expression on her face had

dear sister.”