Honorable Hubby Behind Me novel Chapter 4804

When the two of them heard the sound and turned around, they saw that a jade sword had been ruthlessly inserted into the chest of Samuel.

"Samuel?"

The two of them cried out in surprise almost at the same time. Yvonne held on tightly to Samuel.

"What are you doing?"

Looking at the bleeding wound of Samuel, Yvonne was so distressed that she was about to cry.

"As I said, I will only have one wife in my life. If you insist on forcing me, I only have one choice."

"Make up my mind to die."

Samuel was determined and did not allow anyone to refute.

Seeing Samuel like this, Yvonne couldn't stand it anymore. She nodded repeatedly and said, "Okay, let’s not get married. I promise you, okay?"

"Even if we die, we'll still be husband and wife."

Seeing that Yvonne had finally changed her mind, Samuel couldn't help but smile.

"Alright!"

Samuel agreed, looked at Pei Gu, and said, "We, husband and wife, appreciate Patriarch Pei's kindness. Since it's a blood debt, let's repay it with blood."

"I've stabbed for you. You can continue at any time."

Seeing Samuel stabbing himself so hard with his sword, Pei Gu was a little moved. For a moment, he was stunned and didn't know what to do.

Should he cut in?

Of course, he didn't want Samuel to die.

He admired this young man very much. Moreover, Samuel had saved the Pei family from the abyss of misery, and he was the great benefactor of the Pei family.

Although both of his children had died at Samuel’s hands, which made him extremely sad, one was an accident, and the other was an accident.

Moreover, Tiger Jones deserved to die.

Tiger Jones had colluded with outsiders and betrayed his own clan. According to the laws of the Pei Clan, he should have been executed long ago.

On the night of the great counterattack, this thief would also see Zhu Yanshuo and the other enemies, so...

Pei Gu just wanted to threaten Samuel with this or play the emotional card to make him stay.

Just as he had said to Yvonne, some alliances were destined to be just alliances. They were far less solid than marriage.