The Ultimate Husband (Darryl and Lily Lyndon) novel Chapter 2430

Darryl and Yvette looked at each other. ‘Speak of the devil,’ he thought.

Darryl cleared his throat and smiled as he said, “I’m here. Young Master Vikara, please enter.”

Donoghue walked in slowly.

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At that moment, outside the Nine Continents’ base camp, troops of people were rushing over. There were tens of thousands of people, all wearing the same outfits and exuding powerful auras. They were pirates.

Leading them was a young man and two ladies.

The man was around 18 to 19-years-old; he looked cool and smart with an exceptional aura.

The two young ladies were incredibly sexy and alluring. They exuded a youthful and beautiful aura.

It was Ambrose, Eira and Heather.

After travelling for thousands of kilometers at sea, they finally arrived at the Chaotic Mountain Range.

When they almost arrived at the Nine Continents’ base camp, a pair of patrolling soldiers could not help but shout, “Who are you?”

“It’s us!” Ambrose replied loudly with the energy in his abdomen.

“Ambrose? Eira?” The soldiers were surprised and excited to see them when they got closer. They quickly brought Ambrose and Eira to the camp.

Soon, Chester, Dax, and the others came out after hearing the commotion. They were incredibly surprised to see Ambrose and the rest. Many people’s eyes were locked on Heather. She wore a long, special fish scale dress that showed off her sexy figure. The long dress shone colorfully in the sun, looking beautiful.

Although the way she dressed was very different from the women in the Nine Continents, her aura was like a fairy.

Just at that moment, Dax regained his thoughts and smiled as he said to Eira, “Little girl, I am so relieved to see that you’re ok. Ha-ha! Darryl will be delighted when he finds out you’re here.”

Eira was kind and beautiful. Everyone liked her, and Dax was no exception.

Dax ignored Ambrose completely. ‘This boy always finds problems with Darryl. I’m just waiting to give him a lesson.’

At that time, Dax still did not know Ambrose had repented and understood he was wrong earlier.