Revenge of the Hideous Lady (Xyla Quest) novel Chapter 467

The truth of the whole incident had united many netizens with deep hatred for Mary Sullivan. They were constantly reviling Mary as well as the irresponsible police officers who helped her.

The negative comments against the Sullivan family had finally ceased. However, Mary’s incident had yet caused another outbreak of verbal abuse against her family.

“Mary Sullivan and the ones at the police station, would you just die already? My Lord, the world is too dark.”

“The Sullivans never failed to appall me with their inhumane behavior. Pretending to be innocent after harming people, framing people, and sending people to jail. I don’t even know how to register the incident in my mind!”

“I strongly demand a harsh sentence for Mary Sullivan that b*tch! Let her die, please!!!”

“Let’s continue to boycott the products of Sullivan Food Group! Put them out of business! Please!!!”

When the police pushed Mary out of the hospital, Tom Sullivan found himself getting out of the car, smoldering with resentment.

His face was as dark as night the moment he caught sight of Mary.

Very soon, Mary met her father’s eyes too. Her body was trembling with fear instantaneously.

Breathless with anger, Tony darted at Mary and raised his hand back. He threw his hand forward as hard as he could, whip across Mary’s face. “Ungrateful kid! What else can you do besides causing troubles?”

The slap stung her face and it left a red welt behind. Mary timidly stared at his face with her watery eyes as the pain, crying for mercy, “I’m sorry, Daddy. I was wrong. Please save me…”

“Save you? You better stay in the jail and reflect on yourself! You’re such a disaster to the family when you’re out here!” Following that statement, Tony marched into the hospital without turning his head.

“No! Daddy, no…” Mary yelled as loud as she could, raw panic was in her voice.

At that moment, she felt as if she had been pushed into a bottomless hell. She was surrounded by complete darkness. There was no sign of light, no sign of hope.

Fear paralyzed her, dread twisted in her gut.

She was afraid that her father would abandon her, watching her drown in her own tears. If her father really meant his words, undoubtedly she would have to spend half of her life in jail.

This time, the problem she had caused was grave, and so was its impact.