Super Wife’s Three Babies novel Chapter 1307

Chapter 1307 Embracing the Sunlit Path

The secret chamber’s interior was spacious and it housed both bodyguards and the apprehended culprit.

In the surveillance footage, Blood Rose was immobilized and hung her head, barely clinging to life. Her body bore the marks of numerous wounds as evidence of her torment.

“What brings you here?”

George heard Eugene’s inquiry, so he shifted his gaze away from the surveillance monitor. He calmly replied, “Olivia asked me to bring something for Blood Rose.”

Then, he took a seat on the opposite couch.

Eugene couldn’t help but be curious. “What is it?”

George retrieved a small vial from his pocket and placed it on the table. “It’s called Tickle Powder. Olivia developed it. She says that the itching becomes unbearable once it touches the skin.”

Eugene chuckled with joy and delight on his face. His voice filled with fondness. “When did she develop this?”

George observed him, seeming somewhat reluctant yet determined about something. “Why didn’t you let Olivia come here?”

Eugene lifted his gaze and looked at George. “Why should I let her come? It’s not something pleasant to witness.”

George answered, “Olivia mentioned that without personally delivering punishment, she feels like she hasn’t truly avenged herself.”

Eugene laughed, his eyes shining bright like starlight. “She told me the same, but I no longer want her to be exposed to this bloodshed and darkness, as it was my mistake in the past. From now on, I want her to live under the sunlight, where she can perceive the beauty of life.”

Indeed… George finally appeared to give up as he realized that Eugene genuinely held such sentiments. Regardless of the external storms of blood and violence, Eugene solely desired to shield her within the tranquil sky he had constructed.

He admitted that his profound love couldn’t compare to that.

His junior wasn’t as fragile as she seemed in his heart. They were comrades-in-arms who had fought together and witnessed countless scenes of brutality.