Warning My Mommy is A Savage

Chapter 1956

Anthony's breath hitched when he saw Charmine.

He clenched his fists and, without doubting himself, relented "I can agree to your terms, so let her go right away. This has nothing to do with her; you only hate me after all. As long as you let her go, I'll take the pill. Everything will end right away."

Susan shook her head. "Well die after eating the pill. I’m not taking that!"

She had just reunited with Eric, and she did not want to die yet. She looked at Eric and begged, "Please let Anthony be, why don't you? He's your brother, after all, and he doesn’t even know about your existence. If you’re really angry, just kill Charmine, and I'll make it up to you-"

Anthony's expression contorted in sheer fury upon hearing Susan's plea, and he glared at her with murderous intent.

"This was all your fault, so what right do you have to make Charmine take your blame?!"

"What on earth are you going on about?" snapped Grandma Bailey. "Charmine has been kidnapped because of you, yet you want her dead! How cold-hearted can you get?!"

"I just don't want Anthony to be killed..." Susan failed to see the error in her ways.

Anthony glared at her very coldly, his eyes filled with disappointment.

next instance, he looked up at Eric and resolutely responded, "Whatever my mother owed

said, "Alright, then. As long

then tossed out a small bottle in the air

the small bottle of pills and then at Charmine, who was still unconscious, with

to say the very least,

to resolve all problems with Charmine. They had been through much, and it had

did not regret his decision; he only had regrets. He would not be able to be with

the bottle and put it by his lips. He raised his head, and

grabbed his arm to stop him,

talk Anthony out of his decision urgently, "Just let her die! There are so many women in the world, so

"She’s my woman, and I should save her! You have no right to talk me out of

she was

Thomp!

to have a

out and froze in pain. Her face went pale, and her

over. Why did she cry out so sharply, when her

later, they saw red