The Wolf’s Bride by Coffee’s Tea

Chapter 585

Andrius was really skilled in fighting.

By the time they snapped back to their senses, Andrius had already disappeared.

“Andrius is trying to escape!”

“Quick! Find him and bring him back, or we won’t be able to explain it to the Hewitts!”

“That useless thing spoke so righteously, but he planned to run long ago. He wants to make the Conerys his scapegoat. Damn it!”

The members of the Conerys were furious and shouted as they searched.

However, no matter how hard they looked, they could not find Andrius. It seemed that he had really vanished and escaped from the estate.

“That damned Andrius Moonshade… Luna, look at your dog of a husband. He dared to attack the Conerys in front of you!”

“Luna, he’s your man, so you must take responsibility for this!”

“Luna, you people from the Crestfalls really have no shame and no sense of responsibility!”

“You’re such a jinx. Damn it. The Crestfalls should all die!” The group of people could not find Andrius and vented their anger at Luna.

matter has nothing to do with Luna. Why are you blaming her? If you have the guts, go blame the Hewitts instead!” Rainbow finally

silenced everyone in the Conerys, and then she comforted Luna, “Don’t worry too much, Luna

take a day, so just give him a day. There won’t be any

felt wronged. She felt

consequences. She had to endure the insults from the Conerys and bear the

Why?

she have to bear all of this

a sudden yearning for the man who

the Wolf King were still

let her suffer like this. He would definitely step forward and resolve

However…

was no Wolf King left

hung in the sky, and the world was cold and

Jesse was still lying motionless, covered in various tubes connected to multiple monitoring devices

many people cared about

Chapter 585

emergency meeting, it was unanimously agreed that Jesse was

jointly elected the second young master of the Hewitts, Victor Hewitt, as the new successor to the

people were engaged in an

celebrities to celebrate his position

the heir of the Hewitts, don’t forget