The Untouchable Ex-Wife

Logically, he should have fed Stefan to the crocodiles in the river, but… his desire to kill him had somewhat subsided.

It might be because of his sister or that he had been lying low for so many years. He did not like killing as much as he was in the past.

“Why? You don’t want to die? Do you want to launch a counterattack?”

After that, he turned around and looked at Stefan with a smirk. “Don’t worry. I’ll give you a ride back to the Hunt family after your body is clear of the snake venom.”

“Are you willing to let me go?”

With knitted brows, Stefan felt quite surprised.

The Night Demon he remembered was a complete demon. He was inhumane too. It was considered kind if he did not hack his enemy into pieces or ruined his enemy completely.

But… he was willing to let Stefan go.

It was as if pigs could fly.

Humph! Unfortunately, he would not be able to see that even if it did happen…

going to let you off the hook. I’m just keeping you alive for the time being. The fight between Carmine Pawnshop

that easy if you fall into my hands the next time… So, you’d better work harder. Don’t be defeated by

day, Stefan seemed to be enlightened. He accepted the fact that he had turned blind. He no longer made a scene and gave others a hard time. He gave his full cooperation to the physician

that, he heaved a sigh of

of snake venom now. He could stay alive. Finally, Quinton had

gulped down the medicine brewed by the physician

physician then inspected Stefan’s body before he was overjoyed. He announced,

venom. You’re now out of danger and can lead a bold

His deep-set eyes were still numb

They can’t be cured,

“Er…”

white mustache and heaved a long sigh, saying, “The venom’s damage to your retinal tissues and eyeballs nerves is irreversible unless you find a pair of eyes that matches your body thoroughly. If not, the probability of you regaining your eyesight is

it.

to discuss it for long. He would consider it at length after he was back

and wanted to go out, but he bumped into the corner

of hands supported him firmly,