Ch. 2051..2060

Chapter 2051 Chapter 2051 When the call ended, Stanley Batton walked over to Xyla Quest and held her hand.

She turned around to gaze at him quizzically. "Did something come up in the office?" "No, nothing," he replied.

"I heard the word 'meeting'. Do you have a meeting?" Xyla questioned further.

Whenever her husband hosted a meeting, it involved something significant.

"Yeah, but it's not important," he insisted.

She knew he was lying. "You should go. You've already put off a lot of work because of me recently. If this goes on, your staff might start to gossip." Xyla had no idea that people were already talking about it.

Every employee in Dragon Group knew how much Stanley worried about his wife. He practically followed Xyla everywhere for twenty-four hours a day. "It's fine, I can continue working tomorrow."

"Don't worry about me. I am all right," she insisted, knowing very well why Stanley had canceled his meeting again.

He was concerned that she wouldn't have anyone to talk to when she was in a bad mood.

Honestly, Xyla sometimes felt like her husband was as good to her as her father.

He always placed her first as his priority. Whenever she was feeling down, he'd drop everything to be by her side. He wouldn't even care about the consequences of his actions. Sharon Lindt could also guess the gist of the call.

Stepping forward, she held Xyla's other hand. "Let him stay at home if he wants to. He can always hold the meeting tomorrow. Besides, Zack is around. There are so many professionals in the company, but now, you're his number one priority."

The six nannies were all stunned by the revelation. Everyone in Atlantis had heard how much Stanley cherished his wife, including these women.

However, they used to think that most of it was an exaggeration.

After all, how many wealthy tycoons genuinely loved their wives?

But the nannies were astonished when they saw how the couple interacted in real life.

Stanley adored his wife even more than the rumors claimed he did.

As women, they were truly beginning to feel envious of Xyla.

Not only was she adored and pampered, but she was also beautiful and came from a wealthy background. She was a successful young mother to two beautiful children.

Her in-laws loved her. She practically had the best of everything.

None of the nannies could even dream of having such a life.

Frowning slightly, Xyla looked helplessly at Sharon. "Mom, why are you on board with this nonsense?"

"How is this nonsense? Work is important, but so are you. Besides, it's not the first time I've done this. You should be used to it by now," she replied.

Xyla was speechless since there was nothing she could do about it.

Sharon promptly changed the topic as she turned to glance at the nannies. "Xyla, these are the experienced nannies I hired for you. Not only will they be helping with the children in terms of their diet, hygiene, and education, but they will also be looking after you and this house."

V Hearing this, Xyla flashed a smile at the women. "Nice to meet you all. Thank you for coming here to look after my children and me, too."

Her genuine smile and approachable attitude instantly warmed them to her.

An accomplished woman like Xyla was as gentle as she was rumored to be. She even treated everyone as equals, and it was something none of them had expected.

They responded with smiles, each stepping forward to greet Xyla and Stanley.

Xyla efficiently remembered their names; Helen, Beatrice, Lucy, Miranda, Rina, and Susan.

After they all got to know each other, Xyla led Stanley over to their children.

The children had their own cradles that were placed side by side.

Chapter 2052 Chapter 2052 The cradles were identical, both white and had wind chimes of pink, blue, and various other colors above them.

At that moment, the twins were staring at their parents, their pure gazes seemingly capable of melting everything in sight.

As soon as Xyla Quest saw her children, she instantly found herself relaxing significantly.

They were like a drug to her.

No matter how much pain she felt, they'd instantly make her feel better.

The moment their eyes met, the children smiled at her, instantly melting her heart.

'My children are so adorable. I have to stay by their side and watch them grow.' From then on, Xyla vowed to keep her emotions in check. She'd start working out and keep herself physically healthy.

It was the only way she could deal with the hurdles that awaited her and remain healthy so that she could be with her children for a long, long time.

Inhaling deeply, Xyla slowly picked up Leon Batton, noting how soft he felt to the touch.

She was so careful with him because she wasn't used to handling children from lack of opportunity.

She refrained from moving around too much in fear of injuring his bones.

The child in her arms seemed so fragile, so she needed to be very careful.

Seeing her awkwardness, Stanley instantly reached out and carefully supported Leon's head before helping his wife to reposition the baby comfortably. Once Xyla felt steady, she carefully pressed her forehead against Leon's, prompting his soft little hands to reach up and touch her face.

He held onto Xyla's face with both hands gently, his tender touch almost moving her to tears.

She wished this moment could last forever.

She had known all along that a child could bring a lot of joy to a family. They would make a mother stronger and gentler.

However, she didn't think it would feel this intense.

A childless woman would never experience this indescribable feeling.

Leon had a fragrant, milky scent that wafted through Xyla's nostrils. It had a very pleasant aroma.

"Leon is adorable," she couldn't resist saying, her gaze gentling and seemingly capable of melting all the coldness in the world.

"Aa... Gu... Aa... Oh..." Leon beamed. It was almost as if he could understand what Xyla was saying. His tender lips opened and closed while he uttered vowels and consonants. It was so precious to see. Everyone around him including his mother couldn't help but laugh.

"Waa... Waah..."

Right then, Lynette Batton started crying loudly, her fair face turning red. She seemed to be upset about being neglected.

Xyla carefully handed Leon over to Stanley before quickly walking over to Lynette's cradle to pick her up with a smile on her face. She then slowly paced back and forth. "Hey, hey. Are you jealous? Hmm? Here, let me hold you for a while."

"Aa... Gu... Aa... Yah..." Lynette cried instantly when she heard this, peering up at Xyla with her slightly reddened eyes before beginning to smile.

It was as if she could also understand what her mother said.

Xyla thought this was very mysterious. Her children seemed to be more advanced than she imagined.

Nearby, Sharon seemed to be mesmerized at the sigh of them.

She quickly stepped forward and caressed Lynette's plump cheeks. "Looks like Lynette does understand what her mother says. She's adorable. "You're the most adorable girl in the world, Lynette," Sharon gushed.

"Waa... Ahh... Gu..." Lynette mumbled at her in return, which made Sharon turn into goo even more.

She wished she could spend the rest of her life with her grandchildren, never parted from them.

Wilson Batton also moved forward and affectionately caressed Lynette's face.

"Mom, since the nannies are here, you and Dad should go back and get some rest, Xyla suggested as she continued, to hold Lynette. "You've been working hard all this while and being away from Dad for so long. You two should spend some time together. Go on a roma meti dinner date or something."

Sharon instantly shook her head in refusal. "No, I don't want to leave. I want to stay here and watch over the kids."

Then, she appeared to be considering something before she spoke up. "Xyla, I've changed my mind. Can I stay here with you? Wilson and I will both stay here to watch over the kids.

"Don't worry, we won't get involved with matters between you and Stanley We'll try to stay out of your lives as much as possible," she said before raising three of her fingers as if she was swearing an oath.

At first, she had intended to go home to be with Wilson after Xyla's postpartum recovery period. She was supposed to leave the children to the nannies.

However, as the bond between her and her grandchildren grew, she realized now she couldn't bring herself to leave.

Sharon wanted to always be by their side.

Xyla felt her heart give a warm twinge. "Sure."

For Xyla, she had previously encouraged Sharon to return home after her postpartum recovery period. It wasn't because she didn't want to live with Sharon, but simply because she didn't want her working too hard.

After all, based on Sharon's nature, she wouldn't be able to stop laboring if she stayed with Xyla.

She'd keep herself occupied tending to Lynette and Leon.

However, since Sharon insisted on staying, Xyla was fine with that as long as she was happy.

Xyla didn't mind living with her in-laws as she already thought of them as dearly as her biological parents.

She wasn't worried about any conflicts arising just because they lived together.

"You must promise me that you won't drive yourself to exhaustion if you stay here. Don't keep yourself occupied with the children all day long. All right?" she asked.

Sharon nodded in agreement. She may have agreed, but it was easier said than done.

She would always want to be with the children as they were her favorite grandchildren in the family. Sharon felt an unusual attachment to them because they'd been by her side ever since they were born. When Xyla heard Sharon's reply, she immediately nodded in relief.

Chapter 2053 Chapter 2053 Since Xyla Quest and Sharon Lindt had mutually agreed, there wasn't much Stanley Batton or Wilson Batton could say.

In the Batton family, the wives were in charge. Any man who wasn't good to his wife would be doomed.

The best way to be good to one's wife was to keep her happy.

As long as Xyla and Sharon were happy, Stanley and Wilson would be fine with anything.

Besides, Stanley didn't mind having his parents around, and Wilson was also reluctant to leave his grandchildren.

"Come here, let me hold Leon," Wilson smiled before lifting Leon Batton carefully into his arms.

As soon as their eyes met, Leon began smiling sweetly again, making Wilson wish he could give him the entire world.

He had no idea how such adorable children could exist in the world.

They were practically angels.

Not only were they smart and beautiful, but they were also adorable.

Now that he held Leon in his arms, he wanted his turn with Lynette Batton.

He couldn't get enough of the twins.

"Xyla, let's exchange. I want to hold Lynette too," Wilson said eagerly, wishing he could keep them in his arms forever.

Wilson had worked all his life in the business domain and encountered numerous challenges, but none of those experiences ever made him display his emotions. However, in front of his grandchildren, he couldn't hold back.

Xyla smiled as she swapped the children with him, now holding Leon in her arms instead.

"Xyla, let me carry Leon," Sharon spoke up, unable to resist. "Ahh, he's too adorable! You should get some rest, Xyla."

"I want to hold him for a while longer," Xyla said, shaking her head.

Sharon immediately sighed in disappointment. She then gave Wilson an imploring look. "Hey, let me hold Lynette."

Wilson swiftly turned sideways childishly just beyond her reach. He acted like a predator guarding its prey, his eyes fixed on his wife as he refused. "Absolutely not. You've carried her for so long already. It's my turn."

Sharon frowned unhappily right away. "Come on, hurry and hand her over, or I'll ignore you forever."

Wilson instantly caved in when he saw his wife acting like this.

He gazed longingly at Lynette one more time before handing her reluctantly over to her, not wanting his wife to be upset and ignore him. Nearby, the nannies were all stunned by what they saw.

No wonder Stanley pampered his wife if his parents' interaction was any indication.

It was because of his parents' teachings instilled in him as a child.

It turned out that rumors about the Batton family's principles were true.

The women couldn't resist feeling envious of Sharon since it was rare for married couples to remain this intimate after being together for such a long time.

Stanley and Wilson were enviously watching their wives, holding the children, but they were helpless to do anything as they were the ones in charge.

After half an hour, Xyla and Sharon still wouldn't let the men have their turn with the children as they made each of them laugh loudly.

Soon, the nursery was full of joyous laughter, presenting a heart-warming and peaceful scene.

The nannies felt their hearts melting.

Wilson couldn't hold back anymore and came up with an excuse to walk over to Xyla, swiping Leon away from her. "You shouldn't stand for too long, Xyla. Let me carry Leon." en.swhovels.net Xyla understood how he felt, so she handed her son over willingly.

Meanwhile, Stanley attempted to do the same to Sharon. "Hand over my daughter, Mom. You should rest for a while."

However, she held onto Lynette tightly. "No way! Can't you see how happy Lynette is in my arms? Go and accompany Xyla and let me have my fun."

Chapter 2054 Chapter 2054 Stanley Batton pinched his forehead helplessly before walking up to Xyla Quest.

"Are you hungry?" he asked softly.

Xyla was in a much better mood after playing with her child. She nodded as she was beginning to feel hungry.

"Oh, look at me. I'd forgotten that I already prepared dinner," Sharon Lindt exclaimed when she heard them. "You should hurry down to the kitchen and eat your dinner. Stan, heat the food up for Xyla, will you? She should eat something warm now."

"Okay, got it," Stanley answered obediently.

"Also, Xyla shouldn't be touching cold water or there could be issues later," she added.

"All right, I know."

The nannies were observing their exchange speechlessly, exchanging glances every so often.

They were able to establish each family member's ranking from the short time they'd spent with the Batton family.

Xyla and Sharon came first, followed by the two children, and then Wilson and Stanley came last It was a strange family.

These women had worked for many rich families in the past, experiencing the harshness of humanity.

Yet, this was the first time they met a family that, despite being rich, was still full of love. There didn't seem to be any animosity between them.

They weren't used to seeing that within their limited time spent with them.

"You'd better carry Xyla down the stairs. She's been on her feet for far too long," Sharon added.

The nannies were shocked speechless, hearing that.

Stanley didn't reply but obediently gathered his wife into his arms and walked out of the room.

There were so many people around that Xyla instantly felt a little embarrassed.

She blushed as she spoke softly. "You don't have to do this. There are a lot of people watching."

"Don't mind us. Just pretend we're transparent. Be as lovey-dovey as you like," Wilson said, chuckling. Wasn't that a little too much? Xyla didn't know how to respond.

Even the nannies were speechless.

It had already been a month since Xyla delivered the twins. Was this even necessary?

They were practically pampering her to the point where she didn't have to do a single thing herself.

However, Stanley willingly carried her out of the room silently.

"Stanley," Xyla murmured.

"Hmm?"

"I feel like your family wants to pamper me until I lose the ability to take care of myself," Xyla chuckled.

Stanley gazed lovingly at her. "That's the Stan point. You will have Loonet my side forever since can't look after yourself without me."

Xyla instantly felt her heart exploding into ripples when she heard this, his words giving he net tingling sensations down to her bones.

in "You don't have to mind my parents even if they're staying here. Just be yourself, okay?" he said out of concern.

"What's the matter? Are you worried I'd feel uncomfortable?" she asked. 'I won't. Im very happy your parents are here with us. Don't you know that?"

QUMS "I do," he swiftly said. "Anyway, if any conflict arises, I'm on your side."

Snap!

The lights suddenly went out, and then a cold breeze surrounded them.

Chapter 2055 Chapter 2055 The weather had changed drastically outside, turning everything dark around Xyla Quest and Stanley Batton.

They couldn't even see their own hands.

Xyla subconsciously wrapped her arms around Stanley's neck.

Why was this strange phenomenon taking place? Was the nine-tailed demon fox here?

Stanley tightened his hold on his wife, not daring to let go as he frowned while peering around cautiously.

And then everything brightened up again, causing them to squint.

Right then, Xyla noticed a book and a silver hairpin on the final step of the staircase not far away from where they stood.

The silver hairpin had a simple yet elegant design with a red gemstone engraved on its edge.

Xyla was stunned.

Meanwhile, a look of surprise also appeared across Stanley's face as he promptly carried Xyla down the stairs before setting her down carefully.

He then picked up the silver hairpin and book.

The book was the classic kind of book they frequently saw in period dramas with a dark blue cover.

The hairpin seemed simple yet luxurious up close.

The red gemstone had a faint glow that seemed to flicker continually.

What were these things?

Xyla and Stanley immediately exchanged glances.

"How did this happen? The weather changed so suddenly just now," Xyla wondered out loud. "Someone deliberately left us these things. But what's the meaning of this? "Honey, let's open the book and see what's inside."

Stanley frowned but obeyed and opened the book, noticing a distinct scent of bibliosmia typically found in organic materials.

The pages within were dark yellowish, looking somewhat aged.

Every page was blank, without a single content in the entire book.

Xyla shot Stanley a look of surprise. "What is this?"

Who sent them these items? What was the point?

She couldn't understand it.

Xyla not and fefully reached for the book od through it again, s finding any words on the pages.

What was the point of receiving a book like this?

Xyla then reached for the silver hairpin Stanley held to examine carefully.

It looked pretty and had great workmanship, glistening brightly.

As soon she felt a flow of warmth spreading through her body. Content. FindNovel.net Low she touched the h Wielongs What was going on? Could she have imagined it?

Immediately after that, the book in her hand flew into Stanley's handret PS her eyes, catchinet right catching her off guard.

Despite her vast knowledge, she couldn't remain calm without reacting to what happened.

Stanley and Xyla both exchanged shocked glances.

He held onto the book as he gazed at her. "Maybe we're meant for an object each?"

Xyla nodded slowly, agreeing that it seemed to be the case.

"Do you think this is a good thing or a bad thing?" she frowned.

Although, for some unknown reason, her instincts were telling her it was a good thing.

Stanley felt the same way.

Chapter 2056 Chapter 2056 In the next second, both Stanley Batton and Xyla Quest heard a woman's voice.

"Keep these objects with you. They will be useful at a critical moment."

Her voice was unusually delicate and pleasant to hear.

It didn't sound like an ordinary human's voice.

Although they could hear her, they couldn't see the woman as their eyes darted around, looking for the disembodied voice.

Then, the couple exchanged glances when they found nothing except a light floral scent in the house.

There was an aroma of wintersweet flowers and even hints of snow when Xyla inhaled deeply.

Did an elf or a fairy come to their aid? Or was this the nine-tailed demon fox's disguise?

Xyla's instincts were telling her that it was the former.

"Don't overthink it. I'm not the nine-tailed demon fox. Keep those objects." The woman's voice still sounded gentle.

Xyla's eyes filled with wonder again.

It was impressive that the woman knew what she was thinking.

She only denied being the nine-tailed demon fox, but she didn't deny that she was an elf or fairy.

Could she be the latter?

"Stop coming up with wild guesses. I will show myself when it's time," the voice said. "There's a long road ahead of you. Do more good deeds and protect yourself. Everything is related to karma."

Xyla held the silver hairpin tightly and stared into the emptiness. "What do you mean by this? Can we reduce our karmic debts if we do more good deeds? Is that it?"

"Also, who exactly are you? Can you show yourself?" she pressed but didn't receive any further response.

A few seconds later, a red petal fell before her, spurring her to reach out to catch it.

The tiny petal fell directly onto the center of her palm, glowing a bright red color like the gemstone.

Upon closer inspection, it looked like a wintersweet flower petal.

Was this a type of plum flower?

Xyla suddenly thought of the two plum flower birthmarks on her children.

Stanley plum flower birthmarks were indicators of good luck for the.net n in the future. Conte belongs to FindNovel.net However, Yaksha didn't explain what that meant exactly.

First, it was the plum flower birthmarks.

After that, it was the silver hairpin.

Then there was also the plum flower petal and the unpenned book.

Xyla also smelled the plum flower scent.

Was this all related somehow?

As her eyes rested on the plum flower, coupled with the behavior earlier, Xyla et didn't mean them any The plum flower birthmarks on the back of her children's hands could have also been her doing.

Someone with such strong powers probably wasn't an elf.

Was she a fairy?

Right then, the plum flower scent suddenly disappeared.

Everything had returned to its original state as if nothing happened.

However, the plum flower petal and silver hairpin with a red gemstone were still in Xyla's hands. Stanley's book also remained.

All of these were beyond their understanding.

Xyla inhaled deeply, gazing over at Stanley. That voice said she wasn't the nine-tailed demon fox and a bunch of other things. Did you hear what she said?"

Chapter 2057 Chapter 2057 "Yeah," Stanley Batton replied.

"I think she's related to the plum flower birthmarks on the back of our children's hands," Xyla Quest said.

"Yeah," he uttered.

"That's why I think she was telling the truth. My instincts tell me the same," she added.

"Yeah." Appearing to be lost in thoughts, Stanley said very little, and seeing him this way made her a little curious.

"What is it?"

Stanley gently hugged her before holding onto the book in his hand. "I just feel that all this is getting stranger by the second."

Xyla nodded slightly. "Yeah."

Things were getting stranger.

"She said the objects would be able to help us during a crucial moment. What did she mean by that?

"Maybe the silver hairpin contained magic or fairy essence?

"Maybe something sealed inside will come out and help us during a crucial moment?

"And what about the blank book? It doesn't look like it contains any fairy essence. I can't see what it's useful for, but maybe it's a martial art manual or a cultivation manual? "Would powerful magic spells appear in the manual during a crucial moment so that we could learn them instantly?

"Clearly, this thing only recognizes you," Xyla expressed.

Stanley seemed to be in deep thought as his eyes narrowed, his emotions hidden.

"Perhaps," he replied after a while.

All of a sudden, they could smell the scent of plum blossoms again, followed by the sound of the phantom voice once more.

"Stop making wild guesses and go have dinner. The book belongs to Stanley, and the hairpin belongs to you, Xyla."

Having said that, the fragrant scent disappeared again along with her voice.

"Are you a fairy?" Xyla couldn't resist asking curiously, but there was no response.

A plum blossom petal fell and landed on Xyla's hand again.

What was the meaning of this? Was this an answer to her question?

Perhaps it was her way of telling Xyla that she was a fairy.

Xyla held the petal and looked at Stanley with a slight frown. "It's so strange. Anyway, Honey, let's keep these objects with us at all times."

At that moment, the blank book in Stanley's hand started shrinking, shocking them both.

Neither could understand all these strange incidents happening one after another.

Soon, the book shrank to the size of an ordinary book-shaped pendant before a piece of bail and a red string appeared.

Apart from the book shrinking and now having a bail, nothing else changed. It was still in paper form.

"Does that mean you should wear it?" Xyla asked.

"Probably," Stanley frowned.

But before he could make a move, the pendant directly flew up to his shoulders before he felt a warm sensation throughout his body.

It was a comfortable feeling, but he couldn't quite describe the sensation.

It was as if all the exhaustion and tension in his body had disappeared.

Stanley felt even more relaxed than he would after a professional massage.

Furthermore, he felt much more alert.

Before they could say anything else, Xyla's silver hairpin also transformed into a pendant before a platinum chain appeared on it in the next second. The necklace then flew up to her neck, relaxing her body to make her feel like she was walking on clouds.

Her mind began to feel energetic.

Xyla and Stanley exchanged glances, then touched their own pendants. Their palms felt warm as the heat emitted from them.

Xyla tried to remain calm and collected despite being shocked. "My pendant feels very warm. What about yours?"

"Mine too," Stanley replied with a deep frown.

Xyla then lifted her hand to remove her pendant for further scrutiny, but the second she touched the bail behind the pendant, she felt a jolt of electricity.

She instantly pulled away.

What was going on? Was the necklace not removable?

Why couldn't she remove it to have a look?

"What's the matter?" Stanley instantly asked when he saw her strange reaction.

"I wanted to remove the necklace to examine it, but then I was struck by a jolt of electricity. I don't think I'm allowed to remove it. The electricity jolt was very strong. I can't get close to the bail at all," Xyla explained.

Stanley attempted to remove his own pendant, but he instantly felt a jolt of electricity, which caused him to pull away hastily.

"Did it happen to you, too?" she asked when she saw this.

He nodded.

"Apparently, we aren't allowed to remove them," Xyla said.

"Never mind, let's keep them on," he replied.

"Okay."

"I'll start dinner," he told her.

"All right."

After he proceeded to the kitchen, Xyla sat on the couch as she recalled the strange things that happened earlier.

These incidents probably wouldn't even happen in novels.

Why would the fairy help her?

Now that Xyla had calmed down, she still couldn't quite understand it.

The nine-tailed demon fox was a very powerful being. But if it was so powerful, why did it use Betty Starmount to poison her?

Couldn't it have just used its magic spells to do that?

Was there some reason preventing it from poisoning Xyla on its own?

Or was there something wrong with this demon fox?

More and more questions appeared in her mind.

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ex After their meal, Xyla and Stanley returned to the nursery to find all six nannies and his parents surrounding the children's beds, gazing lovingly at them.

Sharon Lindt and Wilson Batton repeatedly pushed the wind chimes above their cradles, making the children laugh continuously.

It was like a completely different world, full of warmth, happiness, joy, and purity.

Whenever Xyla walked into the nursery, her heart would fill with warmth.

All the worries and fears would disappear from her mind.

Sharon immediately stepped forward when she saw Xyla and Stanley entering with a new necklace around each of their necks.

"When did you buy these necklaces? They look great."

Chapter 2058 Chapter 2058 "Stan, why did you get a book? I've never seen anyone wearing a book as a pendant. What if you sweat or if it gets wet? Wouldn't that damage it?"

Sharon Lindt then curiously reached out to finger it, but she suddenly felt a jolt of electricity.

In the next instant, a mysterious force pushed her hand away.

"Ahh!" she yelped before taking a few steps back, her hand feeling tender from the jolt.

She instantly realized that there was something odd about the pendant.

After being exposed to numerous mystical things in the world, she immediately understood what was going on.

Her eyes pierced deeply at Xyla Quest and Stanley Batton, but they simultaneously shook their heads at her, hinting at her not to speak or ask any questions for now. Sharon nodded knowingly and held her tongue.

Even if they hadn't hinted, she wouldn't have said anything in front of so many people.

Wilson Batton hurried over and held Sharon's hand when he noticed her strange behavior. "What is it? Did you get hurt?"

Sharon pulled her hand away swiftly. "Oh, it's nothing. I just had a jolt, but it's probably the static electricity on Stan."

"I see," Wilson frowned, rubbing her hand tenderly. "You gave me a fright, that's all."

The intimate moment made the nannies feel envious again.

'Look at them.' 'Their children were all grown, and they're also seniors who had spent so many years together, but they still acted like young lovers.' These women often felt that Wilson loved his wife deeper than any new couple who had just started dating.

It was something that made one feel truly envious.

"Don't worry about me. Check on the kids," she urged him.

He nodded obediently before returning to Lynette Batton and Leon Batton's side.

"Stan, Xyla, come with me. I have something to tell you," Sharon stated calmly as she hurried outside.

Wilson didn't ask why she was leaving as he continued to keep an eye on the children.

Stanley and Xyla naturally held hands and followed Sharon, whet continued to walk out, leading them bedroom next to the nursery.

She quietly closed the door behind. them, a curious expression on her face. "What happened? Who gave you the pendants? Was it a god that was willing to help you? Or was it an elf?"

Sharon was struck by a jolt of electricity when she touched the pendant, which meant that it was exclusive to its owner.

It wasn't an ordinary pendant at all.

It seemed to have come from the mystical realm.

"Yeah," Stanley answered vaguely.

"Who was it?" Sharon persisted to ask. "Why were you given these things? Was it to protect you? Why would they help you?"

"We aren't sure of the details," Stanley began to say before Xyla filled her in with everything that she knew.

Sharon appeared to be deeply confused when she heard everything.

Did the weather change outside earlier? Or perhaps there was an electricity outage in the house?

Why didn't she know about it?

Also, why did all these incidents sound even more mystical than before?

"What's the matter? Do you find it hard to believe?" Xyla asked when she noticed her reaction.

Sharon immediately shook her head.

"Yeah. There wasn't any electricity outage earlier. Everything seemed the same to me. There wasn't a change in weather either."

"Looks like the fairy must have cast some kind of spell, right?" she added.

Chapter 2059 Chapter 2059 Sharon Lindt couldn't quite understand the fairy's behavior, but it wasn't her place to question it. She must have had her reasons for doing so.

It was probably because she didn't want to worry regular folks like her.

Xyla Quest nodded. "She probably didn't want to scare you and the children."

She instantly felt warm in her heart when she thought of this.

Sharon nodded. "I was thinking the same thing. That fairy is wonderful."

"All right, you must keep these things a secret, got it?" Xyla asked.

"Don't worry, I will definitely keep it a secret. I never spill any secrets," Sharon assured them.

Xyla nodded.

"Did you two have enough to eat earlier? Especially you, Xyla?" Sharon asked as she turned to gaze at her.

Xyla chuckled. "Yeah, I'm full."

"That's great. Did Stan serve you well?" she inquired.

"Yes, very well."

"Better than me?" she added, lifting an eyebrow.

"It's the same," Xyla replied.

Sharon felt relieved right away. She then turned her attention to her son. "Get Xyla a glass of fresh orange juice. She needs to replenish some vitamin C." "All right," Stanley replied.

"Also, prepare some bird's nests for Xyla her she sleeps. It'll 2. Remember to a dal with red dates to help with blood circulation."

"Okay."

Stanley obediently left the room.

Xyla felt warm in her heart when she saw this.

Sharon then held her hand. "My darling, I'll treat you even better from now on."

Xyla no longer had her own family to support her after losing both parents.

Sharon wanted to give her more love on their behalf.

"Thank you, Mom," Xyla said, nodding in gratitude.

Sharon treated her better than anyone else in the world.

Xyla could never repay her kindness except by being nice to Sharon as much as she possibly could daily.

"No need to thank me. Come on, let's go check on the children," Sharon said.

the toxyla led the way out of sorts of with Sharon asking all questions on their way to the nursery. Content be back For instance, she asked Xyla if there was acco she hadn't yet accomplished, and anything she needed to improve.

Her questions were even more professional and detailed than market research.

Xyla was swarmed with so many questions that she couldn't even answer them all, but her responses were all positive.

She meant what she said. There was no better mother-in-law in the world than Sharon.

Upon returning to the nursery, they were shocked by what they saw, their eyes opening wide.

Chapter 2060 Chapter 2060 Apart from Stanley Batton and the children, everyone else in the nursery was frozen in place.

It was as if somebody had pressed pause on the computer.

Sharon Lindt walked up to Wilson Batton and gently touched his face. "What's going on?"

After that, Sharon felt even more shocked.

Wilson seemed normal, still breathing, but he couldn't respond at all. He didn't move or smile.

It was as if he had been petrified.

Sharon's eyes filled with tears. "Stan, what's going on?"

Despite having been through a lot, Sharon couldn't remain calm.

How could somebody become like this suddenly?

Xyla Quest quickly approached Wilson and touched him, her eyes narrowing with worry right after.

Stanley frowned. "Don't be nervous. It'll be all right real soon."

"What do you mean?" Sharon asked.

He pinched his forehead slightly. "I'm sure you know what Xyla and I experienced earlier. That person came to give our children a necklace each after you left." "She decided to petrify them temporarily so as not to scare the others. If I'm not mistaken, Dad will recover in three minutes," he explained.

"What?" Sharon seemed shocked when she gazed at Stanley. It was getting more and more mystical.

She was impressed that people who possessed magic could do whatever they wanted.

Then, Sharon and Xyla promptly shifted their attention to the children who were lying on their beds as if nothing had happened.

They were both smiling. It was adorable.

True enough, they each had a platinum necklace around their necks.

The length of the necklaces was the same, but the pendants were different.

Leon Batton had a pendant with a black diamond, while Lynette Batton had one with a red diamond.

Upon closer inspection, they could see that the two diamonds were shining with a bright red color on the inside.

"The woman told us it's for protection, but she didn't divulge et anything more. She hadn't shown herself this time, either," Stanley added.

"I see," Xyla said thoughtfully.

At that moment, she was beginning to like the fairy even more despite not having met her.

Her presence made Xyla feel much safer.

She believed that the objects the fairy had given her family were able to offer them protection.

At the very least, they wouldn't be at too much risk.

Sharon instantly released a long sigh after hearing her son's explanation. She peered at the two of them excitedly "This is wonderful. I wonder why this fairy decided help you. Perhaps you had some kind of relationship in the past? Have you asked her about this?"

Stanley and Xyla shook their heads simultaneously before he spoke up first. "She wouldn't tell us even if we asked. She is not the type to tell us anything." én.swnovels.net "I see. Regardless, I feel much more secure now that she's shown up," Sharon declared.

She believed that with somebody so powerful protecting Stanley and Xyla, their lives wouldn't be too much at risk.

The nine-tailed demon fox was strong.