The ultimate husband

Chapter 4924

Daisy felt helpless and unsure of what to say upon seeing him in that state. She turned and walked toward Darryl.

"Darryl!"

Daisy reached him and spoke in an apologetic tone. "Keele's actually a really nice person. I don't know what got into him to make him act that way, trying to pick a bone with you all the time. I hope you don't take it to heart."

Darryl opened his eyes, smiling faintly. "Don't worry; I won't."

Darryl had met plenty of people over his many years wandering the world. It would be exhausting if he were to take every offensive thing ever said to him to heart.

Keele's expression changed upon seeing Daisy run to comfort Darryl. Just as he was about to speak, they heard another set of footsteps from outside.

The footsteps were incredibly dense. It sounded like many people were heading their way.

The three of them simultaneously turned their attention to the main entrance.

More than ten ruffians charged into the yard. That was followed by the appearance of a man in luxurious attire holding a young lady in his arms.

had exquisite features, but her complexion

and Keele panicked upon detecting

he asked, ’Are you here to see the doctor?" "What

the words reverberated through the air, one of the broad, tall ruffians scowled and said

from speaking. He could only smile and put on an air of extreme humility. His expression

"Where are your manners?"

he surveyed his surroundings. His eyes lit up at the sight of Daisy before he resumed his neutral expression. "I heard that Sir Moonshine resides

as he spoke. "Sir Moonshine,

Steinfield family a little under a hundred kilometers from the Lunar Moon Hut. In his arms

were dispatched to find a cure for her illness but to no avail. Hendrick learned of Sir Moonshine and immediately arrived with his

Whew...

Daisy

forward and said cautiously, "Please

Out?

frowned, displeasure coloring his expression. "When is he coming back,

gave it some thought before saying, "I'm

How could that be?

panicked instantly. His sister's condition was worsening by the second; there was no way she could