Chapter 134

“You killed my mother and grandmother?” Ayla asked Galian.

Galian pulled her hair up, forcing her to stand on her toes. “Stop calling them that! I had to kill them because of you!”

“Galian,” Rhobart snarled. “Let go of my wife! This is the last time I am going to ask you nicely.”

Galian ignored Rhobart.

“Queen Lavia might not be my birth mother, but she and my father were soulmates. She promised my father to love and care for me as if I were her real daughter. Queen Lavia is my mother. One day, you will pay for what you did to them,” she promised Galian.

Galian tsked. “The only one that will suffer is going to be you. Have you told your husband my favorite game while growing up?”

She never wanted Rhobart to know. “Don’t!” she begged him.

“So you didn’t?” Galian looked at Rhobart. “My favorite game was to count how many times I could make Ayla scream while I broke her fingers or I whipped her. Among other things.”

Rhobart snarled, “You did what?”

Milton and the twins turned p