Perfect Husband, The Destined One novel Chapter 1895

Darryl smiled faintly and looked at Tina mockingly. "Interesting! You guys dared to do that to me but dared not admit your mistakes. I guess that's the only thing that the Ryukin Gold Altar disciples can do. You guys are supposed to call me Daddy anyway."

"You—"

Tina's face flushed, but she could not find the words to refute him.

After all, no one would have the confidence to do that after they did something terrible.

Then, Tina thought of an idea, and she sneered at Darryl. "Darren, you kept saying that I was the one who got you to the mountain and then sent you off the cliff. Do you have any evidence? Or a witness?"

All eyes were on Darryl again.

Uh…

Darryl was stunned; his brows furrowed as he shook his head and said, "No, there were only two of us."

At that time, there was no one else at the back of the mountain.

Tina chuckled.

Then, she laughed contemptuously. "Darren, in that case, how can they believe you?"

Tina's mouth curled cunningly. "It looks like you are deliberately trying to provoke a dispute between the Ryukin Gold Altar and the Celestial Wood Altar. You're waiting for an internal fight to break out. You're so sinister. You are not worthy of being a Holy Saint Sect disciple."

F*ck!

Darryl had been furious when he heard that, but suddenly, he smiled.

'Tina is really even—she made the situation worse at a critical period.'

"Master!"

Tina looked aggrieved as she spoke to Alan. "Darren is making things up and slandering our reputation. Please help us clear our names, Master."

"Don't worry, I won't spare this kid," Alan said coldly as he nodded.

Alan glared at Darryl and shouted, "Boy, if you have no evidence, then don't slander a good person's name as you wish. I will have to teach you a lesson on behalf of my master."

Alan strode toward Darryl. He did not know the truth, but he believed Tina. He thought that Darryl wanted to cause them trouble.

The man had a strong personality, and he was very protective of his disciples. In addition to that, he resented Darryl. How could he let go of such a good opportunity?