Under the pale moonlight, the man's smile was gentle yet alluring. Sally pressed her lips. Her cheeks were hot. "Examine your…" "After we get home." She panted heavily. "Actually, I was only pretending to be tough earlier… "He's so strong. I definitely won't be able to beat him. I can't stop him from bullying you either." She lowered her head, and her gaze fell on her bare feet. "But… I can run away with you. "I think I can run pretty fast." He tried hard not to smile when looking at her serious face. "Are you planning to run away with me every time?" "Mm." She nodded. After that, she seemed to have thought of something and shook his head. "I won't always be running away though. When I become stronger, I can protect you." Elijah looked at her face under the moonlight. He smiled. "Alright, I'll wait for you to be stronger." "Mm!" She tightly clenched her fists. Her face was blushing red. She lifted her hands and patted her face, then she looked at the pitch-black

"That's correct, theoretically." Wendell tried hard to hold back his urge to mock Sally. "If you obediently take off my shirt and give me a kiss, maybe I'll lose interest in you." A hint of cunning flashed in Sally's eyes. However, she nodded earnestly. "Alright, I'll listen to everything you say." Wendell could not hold it back anymore. While laughing, he waved at the two men in black who were holding her down. "Let her go!" He wanted to see how silly this country girl was! The men in black did as they were told. "You're not going to pull any tricks, right?" Wendell said with a smile as Sally walked close to him. "There are three of you. What can I possibly do?" Sally smiled earnestly and walked up next to him. "This is what you said. I'll take off your shirt and give you a kiss. "Keep your hands away from me." Sally tried to hold back her disgust. She pushed away his hands that were gripping her body, and slowly undid the buttons on his shirt. One button, tw

Somebody must have specifically instructed the butler to use excessive force on Sally. Anyone could have seen that. The butler's hand froze in the air when Elijah said that. A while later, he put his whip down. "I obey the Sire." Lucille rolled his eyes. "We are enforcing discipline on this degenerate, lustful woman. It's not your place to say anything, you blind, uneducated orphan!" Elijah had always kept his mouth shut in similar situations. Lucille was not happy at his sudden interjection. "All of you are bullying my wife. Of course I have to say something," Elijah said softly. Sally could hear from his tone of voice that, just like what he told her, he did not have any position or authority in the Moses family. They treated him as though he was a nobody. "You've married a wh*re, yet you act as though she's someone precious." Lucille grunted and turned to look at Grandpa Moses. "Father, we'll have to teach this Sally girl a lesson. Otherwise, she won't learn. "Howe

Ol' Joe got out of the car quickly, set up the wheelchair, and carried Elijah onto the wheelchair. "Let's go." The man in the wheelchair smiled at her. "You lead the way." Sally led the way into the hospital. She was not quite sure how she should feel. They silently walked past the lobby. When they got into the elevator, Sally could not contain her curiosity anymore and turned to look at Elijah. "Grandpa Moses said that you're not fond of crowds and you don't like talking to strangers. Why do you insist on visiting my Grandma this time?" Before she met him, she had a hunch that the man was unemotional. Now that they met, she discovered that not only he was unemotional, but also aloof. He was not someone who would want to gossip with her extended family. "Because I'm curious." "What are you curious about?" The men turned his head and looked at her petite figure through the silk ribbon. "I wonder what's your family like, to raise a silly little girl like you." Sal

"I'm beginning to suspect your identity because of those words you said." That was not Elijah's prejudice against rural folk. He had many servants who were from rural villages, but they were all down-to-earth and had never said such pretentious words. Shawn was taken aback when Elijah said that. "I must have watched too many television dramas." "I hope so." The man in the wheelchair smirked. He turned around to look at Shawn's expression through the black silk ribbon. "I don't think it's anything surprising if you're not as mundane as I thought. "After all, a normal person wouldn't think of marrying his twenty-year-old adoptive daughter to a total stranger to save his mother." Shawn's face went pale. "I don't have any other choice. "I guess Sally was only unlucky." Shawn looked at Elijah. He wanted to say something but stopped. He sighed a long time later. "Mr. Moses, Sally is a good girl. I hope you can treat her well. "Even if you don't like her…. I hope that you