The Lady Nun Vows Revenge novel Chapter 222

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Chapter 222

Chapter 222

“I never told you to kneel, Dylan said flatly, shoving Matthew away with a firm hand.

Between the two of them, Dylan had always been stronger.

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He picked up the axe and turned back toward the tree trunk he’d dragged home that morning. His thatched hut wasn’t sturdy enough, barely licable. He’d been gathering lumber to rebuild it properly–this particular log would’ve made the perfect central beam.

Seeing Dylan go about his work like they didn’t exist made his blood boll. He stepped forward and planted his foot squarely on the log, then yanked the axe out of Dylan’s hand.

“If you don’t give us an answer today, he snapped, “then forget finishing this stupid shack. I’m not letting you touch this log again.

“I don’t know what you want from me,” Dylan said, his face blank. “And whatever it is, I’m not giving it. So go. Hand me back the axe and stop wasting my time. I have work to do, and none of it involves either of you.”

“Work, work, work. I’ll show you work.” Matthew finally lost it. He swung the axe down with a loud crack, driving it into the center of the log

“Stop!” Dylan roared.

Matthew dodged Dylan’s outstretched arm and brought the axe down again.

“I said stop!” Dylan growled, grabbing him by the collar and ripping the axe out of his hands. He shoved Matthew aside and rushed back to his lumber–but it was too late. Two careless strikes had already split the log. It was ruined.

Fury boiled in Dylan’s chest. He hurled the axe aside, charged straight at Matthew, and punched him square in the face.

“You think I care about this damn house? Who gave you the right to touch my things?”

Matthew had already been on edge, and now that Dylan had actually hit him‘ He lost it.

The two of them went at it hard–fist for fist, blow for blow. They tore into each other until their faces were black and blue, even knocking down part of Dylan’s thatched roof in the scuffle.

Seeing his house collapse made Dylan even more furious. He pounded on Matthew harder.

“You’re seriously going all out?!” Matthew cried, feeling like Dylan was about to knock his teeth out.

He doubled down too. They were seconds from biting each other when Anthony, finally fed up, threw two small vials of muscle–numbing powder into the air.

Matthew groaned, breathless. Seriously, Anthony? Couldn’t you have thrown that stuff before my jaw got cracked? And why’d you knock me out too?!“.

He’d landed hard–nearly right on the leg that was still bound in a brace. Dylan had been careful during the fight not to hit that leg, but everything else? Total warzone. Both of them were covered in bruises, scraped, and bleeding

Dylan sat up, wincing. “Shit.” Matthew had blood running from his mouth, but Dylan’s lip? Swollen like a balloon.

“Son of a Dylan hissed, scowling at Anthony. “Fine. You’ve stopped the fight. Now give us the antidote

But Anthony didn’t move.

Instead, he smiled politely. “Sorry, Dylan. Before we came, Father gave us instructions. If you still refused to help Sophie,

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then we were to bring you back by force–and let him convince you

Dylan froze.

His voice dropped to a chilling quiet. “I’m not going back.”

Anthony shook his head. “We gave you a chance, Dylan. But this isn’t your choice anymore.”

Dylan laughed coldly. “A chance? You mean a chance to betray my sister? That’s what you’re calling

Anthony’s expression hardened. “Eliza’s name was already removed from the family tree. She’s not our sister anymore. You are still on it. And so is Sophie. So she’s your only sister now–our only family.”