Her Biliionaire Husband

Chapter 895 Heading into the Mountains

Xavier’s words were half true. Of course, he would be worried about her because she was his wife, and she treated him very well, but he was even more anxious that she would work with the others to hurt Veronica.

Hearing his words, Antheena was stunned for a moment as her bright eyes filled with hesitation. “Just listen to me once, okay?” he asked gently.

“No!” Ultimately, she rejected his suggestion. “Since it’s so dangerous, I have more reasons to stay with you. If you choose to drop out, I’ll do that too.” “That’s impossible!” His eyes filled with determination. “Matthew Kings must die!”

The feud between Matthew and I must have an end. Grabbing his hand with hers, she said firmly, “Then, let me do it with you.” When her hand grabbed him, Xavier felt mixed emotions as he felt the chill from her hands.

Antheena looked affectionately at him with her occidental eyes. Her golden hair was tied up into a high bun while a strand of her curly hair beside her temple swayed in the wind, rendering her a picturesque view. Along with her tall and graceful figure was a strong temperament she was born with. She resembled the queen of all fairies coming out of the woods, and no one could withstand her charm.

so no matter how much Antheena loved him or how nicely she treated him, she could never win his heart. Everyone in Bloomstead knew he was

you safe. You should know that he wouldn’t allow you to take such risks, and I don’t need you to protect me,” he warned her

the result was obvious. “Number 5, Number

constantly calling out numbers, ordering the owners of those numbers to head up to the

number in her hand and frowned before turning to look at Matthew.

he reminded her, “Number

her lips, wanting to say something but then choosing

Her heart skipped a beat as she became nervous.

some aspects of the hunt, but she did not expect them to arrange for her to be in

the end of the line. Then, they all signed their name on the death waiver before removing all metal-made objects and passing a

she could bring with her was her watch. That was because they still needed to know the time after heading into the mountains. Hence, her wristwatch did not get