The ultimate husband

Chapter 5750 "You—" Rachelle was so embarrassed that she lowered her head and asked, "Why are you looking at me like that?" Darryl chuckled and asked, "Do I have to tell my woman when I look at her?" Rachelle's face flushed even more as she finished speaking. "Who... Who is your woman?" she faltered.

"What?" Darryl was taken aback for a moment before saying, with a faint smile. "What's wrong? You promised to be my woman before, but now you refuse?" He could not help but laugh in his heart.

Rachelle was aloof and arrogant. She still wanted her dignity at the time.

Rachelle said, her lips clenched, "I was about to die, so I teased you, you lecher, just now. I am fine now, and I will not marry you."

As she spoke, she realized she was naked as Darryl held her. At that time, she was so shy that she said, "You! Let go of me." "Okay!" Darryl loosened his grip and smiled as he said, "You want to break your promise, right? Well, I'm leaving now. Don't forget that your red dress is still here. Besides, there are no women's clothes here." Then he pretended to leave.

Rachelle was so anxious that she stamped her feet and said, "Come back." "You don't want me to leave?" Darryl stopped and smirked.

Rachelle's face reddened, "You b*stard!" "I have always been a jerk. You know that." BY ol=+ "All right, all right. I'll give the dress to you. If others see you like this, I'll suffer a great loss."

The two continued to argue in the hall.

was sitting outside the gate at

them had taken the initiative to flirt with me. I am a complete failure. One day,

forward on a mountain road dozens of miles southeast of

colorful feathers on their heads. Those were the unique clothes

the Raksasa tribe's

and strengthening its trade with the Nine

in recent years.

named Kokun, was the Raksasa Queen's most important subordinate. Natalie had sent him to the Gaia continent a few days ago

went well. Kokun and his men were returning to the Raksasa

wiped the sweat from his brow and said, "Let's rest by the river and continue on our way." "Yes, Sir," His men replied. Then he walked to the river and

something at that precise moment. He got to his feet and pointed to the river. "It appears that someone is floating over there." Kokun

current. The figure was graceful and slim, as if

waved his hand without

the order, the two men jumped into the river and retrieved