The Ultimate Husband (Darryl and Lily Lyndon) novel Chapter 1823

Susan really wished she was dead at that moment. That way, she would not have to suffer Donoghue’s humiliations. However, she had not sought revenge for her husband who tragically died. It would be not worthwhile if she were to die just like that.

Gasp!

The surrounding officials looked at each other and started to discuss among themselves in hushed tones upon seeing this scene.

“Is the Prime Minister drunk?”

“How could he bully a woman? How ungentlemanly of him.”

“Shh, speak softer. Don’t let him hear you.”

Among those in discussions, many officials felt that Donoghue was too much, yet they did not dare to comment out loud. Donoghue was in a high position of power and a great war record after all and no one dared to offend him.

“Quickly.”

At that moment, Donoghue did not bother to continue saying much upon seeing Susan’s embarrassed and rageful face while hesitating. He coldly urged her, “It looks like you want to show off your body in front of the crowd since you don’t want to pour wine for me.”

Donoghue then stood up and grabbed Susan’s arm—about to tear her clothes off.

“You…”

Susan was extremely humiliated with rage. She struggled but her arm was being gripped tightly by Donoghue and she could not even break free. She kept yelling, “Let me go. Let me…”

Susan’s eyes were filled with aggrieved tears as she yelled.

Donoghue first killed her husband then humiliated her at that moment.

‘God. Why are you being so unfair? Why do you let evil continue being free?’

“Stop it.”

Seeing how Susan’s clothes were about to be torn off, a low voice came through. It was not loud, but it was full of authority.

“Your Majesty.” Donoghue had a nonchalant expression as he smiled and replied, “This woman is nothing but a captive I brought from the New World.”

‘A captive?’

The Westrington Emperor slightly frowned before he immediately slammed on the dragon throne and reprimanded, “Donoghue, do you know what crimes you have committed?”

“Woola…”

The officials shuddered and immediately knelt upon feeling the Westrington Emperor’s rage while only Donoghue remained standing.

Donoghue smiled and said without being condescending, “What do you mean, Your Majesty? What crime did I commit?”

Everyone was afraid of the Westrington Emperor except Donoghue. He did great work for Westrington all these years—invading and conquering everywhere. It could be said that the Westrington Emperor could sit so stably on his throne was due to him for all these years. Therefore, Donoghue had no reason to surrender himself for any of his wrongdoings.

“What crime?”