Revenge of the Hideous Lady (Xyla Quest) novel Chapter 1959

At the time, Xyla Quest was still deeply engrossed in her paperwork.

Seeing Stanley Batton walk over, she instantly relaxed.

There was something magical about this man.

No matter how exhausted she felt, she always subconsciously relaxed whenever she saw him.

She joyfully approached him and grabbed his arm upon seeing her favorite strawberry-flavored milk tea in his hand. “This is from my favorite store.”

Stanley affectionately rumpled her hair. “Yes.”

“Did you have to queue for it?” Xyla asked.

“Yeah,” he replied.

“Thank you, Honey.”

At this moment, Xyla felt touched by his dedication to her.

Stanley poked a hole through the lid with a straw and handed the cup over to Xyla. “Drink.”

She accepted the milk tea and took a sip.

It was very sweet.

She then reached for his hand and led him over to the couch before sitting down, leaning against him while she drank. “Did the reporters annoy you downstairs?”

“Hmm, it wasn’t too bad,” Stanley stated.

“Did you answer their questions?”

“Yeah, some of them,” he replied vaguely.

“Oh, what did they ask?” she questioned.

“Nothing important.”

Xyla felt a little stiff in her neck. She cocked her head sideways. “It’s been such an exhausting day. My neck feels stiff.”

Her entire neck and shoulders were stiff because she was hunched over, looking down as she worked.

“Turn around,” he directed, prompting her to turn around obediently with a smile on her face.

“You couldn’t help it. Since Yaksha wanted to keep a low profile, we’d have to respect his decision,” Stanley said.

She nodded again. “Yes, but all this glory belongs to him in the first place. He’s the amazing one.”

“But he doesn’t enjoy all the attention,” he told her.

“That’s right.”

“Let’s visit him in a few days. We should thank him for what he did for us and his contributions to the world,” Stanley added.

“I have thought of that, too, even if you hadn’t said so, ” Xyla said.

Xyla was grateful to Yaksha from the bottom of her heart.

Without him, she wouldn’t be basking in all this glory.

Moreover, numerous people wouldn’t have benefited from his medical discovery.

Xyla was genuinely impressed by him. He was obviously a very talented man, yet he still insisted to live anonymously.