Noble Husband At the Door novel Chapter 5130

Samuel looked back and saw that the Shadow Moon Sword had taken off, releasing waves of energy to wrap around the hand that Samuel had raised!

Obviously, it was stopping Samuel from abusing Yvonne!

"Enough! As a man, how dare you treat your wife like this? Are you even human?" the White Jade shouted coldly.

Samuel actually ran his energy in his hand. He said angrily, "She's my wife. It's my business how I deal with her. Let go."

"She's also my master. It's fine if you beat and scold her, but if you go too far, it's not up to you."

"Why? You want to protect her?" Samuel laughed coldly.

"Naturally," it said.

"Do you think you're a match for me? Do you really think you're capable just because you split a mountain?" Samuel said disdainfully.

"Whether I can defeat you is different from whether I will fight you. I can only tell you that if you still want to fight, don't blame me for being rude."

Samuel hesitated for a moment, then raised his hand and took back his arm.

Then, he angrily walked to the bed and sat down.

"A useless woman can't even handle a trivial matter. What use is there in keeping her?" Samuel said with dissatisfaction.

The White Jade snorted disdainfully. "What's wrong?"

"Humph, didn't you just say that she is your master? In the end, I just want to borrow you for a few days, but she can't make the decision." The more Samuel said, the more unhappy he became. "Tell me, what's the use of her?"

"It's my idea not to be lent to you. It has nothing to do with her," said the White Jade coldly.

"Your idea is your idea. I only know that she is the master. Since she can't satisfy me, I naturally won't treat her well." As Samuel finished speaking, he glanced at the Shadow Moon Sword. "However, don't worry. I, Samuel, will keep my promise. I will do as I say."

Hearing what Samuel said, the White Jade remained silent for a long time.

After a long time, it suddenly sneered and said, “Samuel, I said you are stupid. I really misjudged you. You are really a dog thief.

"Stop pretending, Yvonne. I have to admit that I was deceived by you just now."