The ultimate husband

Chapter 5724 "Seeing as she had lost the arrogance from before, Darryl strode over slowly before he recalled the divine energy he had put into her acupoint.

I Following that, Darryl stared at Veron.

"Alright. If you're really bored you can take a stroll in the Begonia Residences.

But if I ever hear about you acting out of line, I'm not going to be as forgiving anymore." As the final word rang through the air, Darryl strode off in big steps.

Just then, over at the pill room.

Rachelle did not know how long she had been unconscious for. She felt as if she had just had a dream that she had fallen down a volcano, and the searing hot lava had drowned her...

I Whew! At last, Rachelle woke up with a start from her nightmare.

Yet as she opened her eyes, Rachelle took in the sight of herself and got the fright tof her life.

All that could be seen was that her breathtaking curves were nowhere to be seen, and instead her body bore the resemblance of a three-year-old's. Her features were small and bright, her cheeks slightly chubby and adorable.

What...

almost twenty seconds, Rachelle returned to

become a child? Could it

thought She should have never taken the pill if she had known this was the

Darryl's voice could be heard from outside the door.

had turned into a three-year-old child, and did not fit into her long dress anymore— all that she had to cover herself was her undershirt. It would be humiliating to be seen by

snatched up the dress that had fallen off her before scrambling to hide behind the rack of

as she had finished hiding, Darryl

here?" Upon seeing no sign of Rachelle, Darryl could

leave." Rachelle held her breath, not saying

panicked. He pinched at his forehead, mumbling to himself, "God, she's an idiot. I told her she'd be no match for Prince Auten. Why couldn't she just listen to me?" Darryl was certain then that Rachelle had left the Begonia Residences, and did not

could not help but cry out, "Who are you calling an idiot, *sshole?" As she spoke the words, Rachelle was nothing but infuriated. Yet the voice that

a

at the voice,