Goodbye You Never Loved Me novel (Martha and Stefan) novel Chapter 573

Chapter 573 You Are a Monster!

Martha sneered. She had long gone pale because of incessant blood drawing.

With wounds all over her body, her clothes was covered with blood.

After speaking out that question, she gasped heavily for a long time and didn't speak again.

The old Mrs. Lucas, however, grabbed Martha's collar fiercely, like Martha's question had rubbed salt into her wound.

"What did you mean by that just now? If I'm not your grandmother, then who else could I be?"

Martha lifted her gaze and stared straight at the old lady in front of her with a cold expression.

Her face was pale, devoid of any color.

She looked at the badges hanging on the pillar not far away, each with varying amounts of bloodstains on them.

She came to her senses and looked at the old Mrs. Lucas standing in front of her, weakly saying, "You are not my grandmother at all. My grandmother died a long time ago!"

"Then who am I?"

The old lady stared sinisterly at Martha, who was tied to a stone pillar, and asked in a chilling tone.

Martha gave a glance, her eyes filled with complicated emotions.

"You are a monster, a monster that has lived for a long time!"

When the old Mrs. Lucas heard this, she cracked a grin that was sinister and terrifying.

"Yes, you're right. I am indeed a monster, an old monster who has lived for two hundred years."

When she finished speaking, she clearly saw the shock in Martha's eyes and couldn't help but move a little closer to her.

"How come? You didn't expect me to live this long?"

The old Mrs. Lucas played with the syringe in her hand, and her gloomy voice echoed in the basement.

"Speaking of which, I owe my longevity to the Lucas family. Without the blood of the Lucas, I wouldn't have been able to live this long."

Martha was once again shocked, from just now until now, this old lady had brought her too many shocks.

So, she kept drawing blood from the Lucas, just to stay alive?

As the shock in her eyes slowly faded, she glanced sideways at the badges on the pillar.