All Chapters of My Aloof Sisters Asked for My Forgiveness: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

As night fell, Simone drove back to the Langley family villa. As usual, Dustin followed her. He followed Simone everywhere every day and helped her take care of company matters. They looked like a couple, and other people also treated Dustin like he was already married to Simone. Dustin said nothing about the matter and just let things happen on their own. He did like Simone, and if they really were to get together, he would not refuse. After they got out of the car, they wanted to go into the villa, but Dustin suddenly stopped. “Head in first, Simone. I’m going to buy some things,” Dustin said with a smile. Simone gave him a look. “Come back soon. I’ll wait for you to have dinner together.” Then, she went in. Dustin’s face darkened. He left the Langley family villa in a flash and stopped under a tree. “Come out!” he snapped. Someone stepped out from the dark. He looked surprised. “You live up to the reputation of being Lucas’s best student. You’re pretty good

Clara sat in a pavilion within the Wyatt family garden. While she fed the fish, she watched them fight for the food with an indifferent face. “Did you look into it?” she asked. Shadow Two stood beside her. “I couldn’t find anything,” he said. “Even the best information organization in Lovellia that I paid to dig out information couldn’t find anything. They just told me that the person’s information is classified as SSS grade by the Divine Hall. Not even their best programmer could hack into it.” Clara froze. “The Divine Hall’s SSS grade?” Her face stiffened. “The Divine Hall is just a title. It’s the storage bank for classified information about the most important people in Lovellia. Every single person in the Divine Hall is incredibly mysterious. They have high statuses and also incredible influence,” Shadow Two said. “You can say that every person in the Divine Hall has the power to influence the world order. Their statuses and information are only accessible to the rulers

“What… what do you want to know?” The leader’s face paled, and his eyes filled with terror. He was the only one left, and the threat of death made him lose his courage. Dustin’s fierce gaze put immense pressure on him. After all, he was a terrifying figure who could make a sovereign grade fighter obey him! “What exactly is the treasure of the Wyatt family? Why are you people looking for it?” Dustin asked with a frown. This question had puzzled him for years. Ever since Lucas’s passing, he took up the task of protecting the Wyatt family and fought against far too many powerful people. From a nobody, he became a world-class fighter whose name made all other martial artists quake in their boots. He had also killed far too many people who coveted the treasure of the Wyatt family. They were people from various groups and world-class organizations. But even to this day, he did not know what exactly the treasure was. How great of an item must it be that so many people were w

Dylan examined Bella and frowned. “Is it bad?” Delia asked worriedly. “It’s nothing major. She just has to rest. She’ll be fine after that. Don’t let her get into any stressful situations,” Dylan said. “I’ll write you a prescription. After you get the medicine, remember to make sure your sister takes it on time every day. Make sure that the dosage is right. You cannot make any mistakes with it.” Delia read the prescription. “You really are one of the best physicians. The usual physician wouldn’t dare prescribe these two medicines together. If the dosage is a little off, the patient might die. Those who would dare make such a prescription are either useless or are as great and skilled as you are.” She smiled and praised Dylan. Dylan was shocked when he heard that. “You understand medicine?” Delia smiled. “Honestly, I’m an intermediate grade physician. The Medical Sage was once my teacher.” Dylan’s face darkened when he heard that. “Why is the student of the Medical S

“I can’t do it, Dustin. I know nothing about medicine!” Simone quickly shook her head. She was worried about Dustin losing. “Don’t worry. As long as you do what I say, you’ll be fine,” said Dustin reassuringly. Delia was furious. Dustin was asking a complete amateur to compete against her, an intermediate physician?! This was an insult! “If you lose, you have to crawl out of here like a dog!” she demanded viciously. “Sure,” Dustin said. While everyone watched, Dustin and Dylan each took a pill. “Delia, get three grams each of graminae, red wormroot, and morning glory leaves. Grind them into powder and dissolve them in warm water. Then, let me drink it,” Dylan said. That was the type of task even an intern could do easily, let alone an intermediate grade physician. “I’ll do it right away,” Delia said confidently. “Do you know how to cure the poison, boy?” Dylan looked at Dustin in amusement Dustin just smiled and did not reply. This minor poison was nothing and