My Extraordinary Wife

The two security guards dragged Penelope, about to head out with her.

“Penelope is still too young and immature to understand all this, Mr. Haddock. Someone has obviously framed or conned her,” said Horace, who had no choice but to beg for Penelope’s sake.

Dixon scoffed and gestured the security guard to let Penelope go.

No one could’ve seen what happened next. A pained howl rang out because a heavy fist had landed on Horace.

Dixon’s security guards were all cruel individuals, and it only took them a few moments to break at least three of Horace’s ribs.

Horace howled in pain.

“Mr. Haddock, my Penelope is still a young virgin. Please save her!” shouted Mary, who suddenly came up with a solution.

Men had always had a thing about women, and most would be excited to hear about a virgin.

Mary was basically hinting that her daughter would be a good lay.

To her surprise, Dixon put on a disgusted expression and said, “With a face like hers, no wonder no one wants to be with her.”

Mary was stunned.

going to let her daughter die like

his pain anymore. He quickly begged Dixon, “Please, Mr. Haddock. Please let her go. If you don’t,

potent, and if Penelope weren’t cured in time, she would never be sexually active again

with me?” asked Dixon as he kicked Horace away impatiently. Dixon was extremely

security guards got a few ‘toys’ out of the boxes

the floor and couldn’t even stand straight when he saw the

“Mr. Haddock… p-please don’t.”

turned pale and looked like he would

is how you repay me? By letting your daughter disgust me?” growled Horace as his eyes burned with

over him will meet

seduce me with a horrible

Dixon was utterly furious.

obviously trying to frame and hurt Penelope,” insisted Horace while looking horrified and

pointed a finger at Ashlyn and accused loudly, “You! You’re the

she shifted her gaze to Horace, who was

Ashlyn hadn’t realized that something was wrong with the drink, and if she hadn’t been careful her whole life, she would be

were obviously the ones who spiked the drink. Yet, Horace has the audacity to

out,