The Ultimate Husband (Darryl and Lily Lyndon) novel Chapter 1276

Read The Ultimate Husband by Skykissing wolf Chapter 1276 – “So, you’re from the World Universe, and you’re not willing to stay here and work for me, right?” Emperor Hou Yi looked at Darryl and chuckled. He said flatly, “Very well. Since you’re not willing, then I won’t force you. But you’re from one of the other mainlands, so I would need to do my part as a good host. Why don’t you stay in the palace for a few days? You can leave later!”

When he said that, Emperor Hou Yi had a smile on his face even though his heart seethed with rage.

As North Moana’s supreme ruler, who would dare to defy his words? Unfortunately, it seemed like Darryl did not know how to behave; how could he let him go so easily?

Emperor Hou Yi decided to find an excuse to let Darryl stay temporarily and then find a way to make Darryl willing to work for him!

“There’s no need for that!” Darryl smiled as he scratched his head.

He had been a part of the world of cultivators for so many years. He knew that the Emperor had wanted.

He knew that if he agreed to stay for a few days, he might not be able to leave!

Gasp!

Everyone was stunned.

That kid dared to refuse Emperor Hou Yi more than once? Who gave him the courage to do that?

Emperor Hou Yi’s face darkened.

“Such a self-righteous person.” Chang Er, who had remained silent, glared at Darryl and said, “This kid is so ungrateful; just lock him up.”

Her voice was not loud, but it was extremely pleasing to one’s ears. Yet it also had a coldness that could not be disrespected!

“The Empress’ words make sense.” Emperor Hou Yi looked at Chang Er tenderly–he truly loved her. An emperor would have thousands of concubines and lovers, yet Emperor Hou Yi was different. He only had Chang Er as his wife!

For the past thousand years, whatever Chang Er said, Hou Yi would satisfy her. At that moment, Emperor Hou Yi waved his hands and said, “Drag him out and lock him up!”

Two guards quickly came forward and grabbed Darryl on each side.

‘Women are such troublesome creatures!’