Revenge of the Hideous Lady (Xyla Quest)
Chapter 1861

The man gave Sophie some water and medicine, acting very patient and solemn as he carried out every action carefully.

After this scene ended, another one instantly appeared to Stanley Batton.

It took place during one bright afternoon, the young man brought Sophie Kenwick along with him to poke a beehive in the palace courtyard before running off frantically.

However, they couldn't escape the bees in time, resulting in both their faces being covered with marks of stings and bites.

Stanley smiled when he saw that memory.

He then slowly looked at Sophie. "Soph, did we jab beehives in the past?"

She immediately started laughing. "Yes! Hahaha, I said I wanted a honeycomb, and that was why you brought me along to jab it. You told me there was a honeycomb inside. You were twelve, and I was eleven then," she told him. "We were silly, coming to think about it."

"Indeed, we didn't seem too smart." His smile widened as she laughed along.

Xyla Quest could not resist laughing too. How could they make fun of themselves like that?

"You two were really brave." Xyla grinned as she looked at the pair.

"We certainly were," Stanley agreed.

"We were even worse when we were younger, though," Sophie said.

Stanley pinched his forehead. "How bad were we?"

"Hehe, I won't tell you. You'll replace out when you remember," she replied.

"Fine, I'm not that keen to replace out anyway," he said.

Xyla started chuckling. "But I am."

Sophie laughed and sat next to Xyla. She rested her chin on her hand and started sharing about his past with her. "When I was five, I asked my brother to let me dress him up like a princess. He did as I asked and changed into the dress I had prepared, even combing his hair like a woman with makeup.

"That was

SO

din St Henniest part! It was C. He looked so fair t d laughing after a whit

seem human." Sophie

The happy memories from the past made her joyful, but she began to feel mixed emotions soon after.

The past was indeed wonderful, but she could never go back in time.

If she could, she wished she could travel back to experience all those joyful moments again.

Stanley's face darkened when he heard this. "That's dumb."

"Yeah, you were that dumb. You did whatever I told you to," she stated.

"I had no principles?"

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replied.

Stanley was speechless.

"Do you know what else you did?" she asked. "That is quite enough... I don't want to know."

"Haha, but I want to know," his wife responded.

"I'll tell you next time, Xyla," Sophie promised.

Xyla nodded slightly, feeling curious about her husband's past life.

"Oh, right. Darling..." she looked at his face earnestly as she changed the topic.