Revenge of the Hideous Lady by Moonlight

“No, your father is well now and will be back home in a little while,” Sharon Lindt said.

“You really are having a good time… Always leaving my dad behind at Grandpa’s, free as a bird,” Josh Batton said.

“Nothing will happen to him. Your grandfather is such a good doctor. Besides, it’s not like I’m intentionally staying away from him. I have my problems to deal with here, don’t I? Can’t you see I’m trying to keep an eye on your big brother and Xyla Quest?” Sharon asked.

The smile on Josh’s face disappeared at the mention of Xyla’s name, and the light in his eyes faded. The disappointed look on his face was so fleeting that no one noticed.

“I told you. You don’t have to worry about my life,” Stanley Batton said.

“Should I not worry just because you tell me not to? I am worried about you anyway. What can you do about it?” Sharon said.

Stanley pinched his nose bridge in frustration and didn‘t say anything.

After talking to Stanley, Sharon focused on Josh. “And you, Josh, when are you going to find a girl?”

and said, “I, for one, am in no hurry. Wait

with the most was not destined for him. Hence, there was no one else he wanted

get to date for a few years, get married, and have kids. Isn’t that

let out a long, frustrated sigh and added, “You look so good. Wouldn’t it be a waste for you not to

attend to. I must get changed and leave. Big Brother, you can stay here and chat

completely gone. The light in his eyes faded once again. He squeezed his phone tightly and sat on the edge

each other. Xyla looked very

help but reach out and touch her face. “What must I do to let go of you completely so that we can

was in love with someone, but it was destined to

***

Sullivan brought Bailey Ronson, Tom Sullivan, and Julian Sullivan with him to pay their New Year visit at the Quest family’s place. They were followed by

family would certainly not cut off ties with the Quest family this easily. The Sullivan family was worried that, after the Quest family progressed quickly with the

from the moment he walked through