The ultimate husband

Chapter 5079

Heather spent the next few seconds stringing the Flamefish scales through the seaweeds before using them to bind the broken pieces of the boat back together.

All that could be seen were the scales tightly pressed against the boat as if they were one with the wood, not allowing a single drop of water to leak through.

Magic.

At the sight, Neil strode over to take a quick look at the boat and could not help but raise a thumb in admiration. "You're amazing, Sister-In-Law."

Ambrose's expression was nothing but proud as well.

The woman he loved was not only beautiful but good with her hands. How could he not be happy?

"Oh, quit it."

Heather smiled lightly, taking the baby from Ambrose before chiding," Come on, let's get going. We've already taken away quite a bit of time fixing the boat. I'm afraid the Dragon King Palace men might have already made a move."

Alright!

At the words, the two brothers nodded. They heaved the boat off the rocks and into the sea before getting in with Heathers and quickly paddling away in the direction of the Nine Continents.

Island, in

exquisite features laced with unspeakable worry

had been gone for quite some time and not returned. Could

Swish swish...

footsteps sound from outside the palace. This was followed by Antigonus walking in with his hands crossed

Whew...

him, but she put on an expression of nonchalance, and she strode forward to welcome him. "At

Morticia's face was completely calm, a sharp contrast

yet, and the Archfiend

mood. He sat himself down in one of the chairs, smiling

calm and bright. "I was just passing by and thought I'd visit you and your..." Before the word

Crap.

Mortici trembled as a sense of

had been greatly displeased by the fact that Morticia had borne a child with a mortal human and had even wanted the baby dead. Yet, upon giving it some thought, the baby was innocent. On

at the baby, only to

Archfiend... I..." Morticia was nothing but panicked, unsure of

when Ambrose had taken the baby away

All she thought was that she would make the

such a long time, to no return