Revenge of the Hideous Lady (Xyla Quest) novel Chapter 997

She had put on her favorite peach blossom makeup, especially for the grand event tonight. There was a tiny peach blossom on her right cheekbone, refined yet alluring.

She had also put on some highlighter on her collarbone, making it look exceptionally sexy and eye-catching.

Immediately afterward, she pulled her black wavy long hair into a delicate high bun.

After settling her makeup and hairstyle, she hurried off to her enormous dressing room to look for her custom-made Dior gown. She pushed the hanger aside and carefully put on the sleeveless nude gauze nightgown.

Xyla Quest had turned into a little fairy the moment she put on the gown.

From sketching to stitching, Stanley Batton had been keeping a close watch over the gown’s manufacturing. Xyla was really surprised by Stanley’s good taste.

The color was refreshing yet elegant. The design was simple yet imposing. It was the best gown for early summer.

Xyla had picked a diamond crown, her favorite pair of teardrop diamond earrings, and her beloved silver heels to match the gown. She then stood in front of the gold-and-diamond-studded dressing mirror to double-check her final look.

Her beautiful figure was reflected in the mirror.

She was a real-life fairy.

No one else could beat her charm.

Making sure that her makeup was perfect, she grabbed the silver diamond tassel clutch bag from the rack and slid her phone inside. Then, she left the checkroom and headed to the door, intending to meet Stanley downstairs.

However, right at this moment, Stanley strode into the room.

His utter amazement was reflected in his eyes the moment he caught sight of Xyla.

Her beauty was sublime, ethereal, and almost divine. She looked pure yet sexy, lofty yet captivating. It sounded unrealistic, but everything just made sense with her.

She was very much like a snow lotus on a cliff or a white peony on the top of the mountain.

She was born to bloom above everyone.

No one deserved to touch her. Even their gazes would tarnish her.