The ultimate husband

Chapter 5039

Darryl was not done. He took a sip from his teacup and said, "Miss Swanson. I'm only forgiving him this once and only because of you.

"I'm sure you know your junior brother's temper better than mine. After he's woken up, tell him that if he abuses his power to bully people again in the future or disrespects me one more time, he won't be as lucky as he was today. Got it?"

Darryl was smiling as he spoke, but his eyes shone brightly.

Indeed, Darryl had meant everything he had said. If it had not been for Sandra's presence, there was no way Darryl would have forgiven Ronny. He would have at least taken Ronny's powers away.

Whew...

Sandra's heart raced with panic as she met Darryl's eyes.

Derrick's gaze was razor-sharp.

He was much more than a man who knew a little about medicine. With a gaze like that, could he be someone with hidden power-much more than a good-for-nothing?

Sandra had believed the man in front of him to be the Stanford family's son- in-law, the town's gambling addict, up until that point.

as she nodded hastily." Don't worry, Sect Master. I'll pass your words on to my junior brother."

to grin. "It'd be best if you are fair in your judgment and hold no biases! Come on, don't just

Darryl had his men carry Ronny away and usher the Pure

Darryl and Sandra were left in the massive

the air, possibly because of the

tried to calm her feelings, settling herself into a chair

asked, "I heard the Heavenly Dragon Sect recently uncovered

rushed to stand, retrieving an exquisite box that she opened before placing

were ten colorful

gaze toward Darryl was

those pills were considered precious. Some of them could mend wounds and save lives, and some were useful

might be enough to start a war in

become a sect master. She knew he had some knowledge in medicine, but did he know enough about pills? Would he be able to tell if

Whew!

ease while Sandra was

his head. "I'm afraid you've come all this way

What?

been dipped into a pail of freezing water. She trembled as she stood,