MY UNKNOWN HUSBAND, VOLUME 3 - Season 6 Episode 75

John stood up expressionlessly and strode over to Lynda. She watched as his shiny leather shoes and slender legs stepped forward. As he approached, she felt an inexplicable pressure that made her lips tremble.

She had to face what was coming to her.

“I’m sorry. I’m so sorry. Please let me go.” Her face turned a deathly pale color as her breaths became weak.

When the hulking man squatted down in front of her, she seemed to have entered her version of hell, as the eyes of death pierced a hole in her body.

“Which hand of yours pressed the record button?” The calmer John’s tone was, the eerier it sounded.

“Right hand,” answered Lynda, trembling.

“Okay. Put it on the floor with your palm facing down,” John ordered nonchalantly.

She didn’t know what he was going to do. What she did know was that the fear in her body was now in control and she dared not disobey him, so she did as she was told.

He picked up the kitchen knife from the table. Vicente was in no mood to see the bloody scene to follow.

Cali’s eyes widened. She thought back to Demi’s eye being pierced by the needle and feared that Sean was going to chop this woman’s hand off.

Although she knew Lynda was in the wrong, she still didn’t think she deserved such a gruesome punishment.

Cali quickly got up and rushed to stop him. “No, Sean, please don’t!”

“Aaaah!” It was too late. Cali couldn’t get over to him in time.

Lynda’s right hand was severed from her arm. As if scripted, everyone in the room seemed to hold their breath. The servants lowered their heads and dared not look at them, but felt a level of sympathy for this poor woman.

‘Sean is merciless. He just cut off her hand like that.’

Lynda passed out from the pain.

Cali edged forward, realizing that she hadn’t stopped him. She stared in disbelief at the bloody scene, completely speechless.

She collapsed.

Vicente reacted fast enough and caught her. “Cali, are you okay?”

She raised her head stiffly. “Count Nangong, please save Lynda, save her.”

Vicente helped Cali sit on the sofa and waved at a servant. “Call the doctor over.”

They carried Lynda to a bed, with the doctor rushing over. He disinfected the wound, treated it and afterwards put her on a drip.

Cali went back to the hall to continue her apology.

She looked back and watched as the servants cleaned up the blood-stained floor.

“Cali, the doctor is here. You should let him check your face.” Vicente didn’t blame Cali anymore. With all that had happened, it was pointless punishing her again.

Vicente had listened to the whole recording, knowing that it was not her fault.

“Thank you, Count Nangong.” Wiping the tears from her eyes, Cali bowed. “Sean, I’m sorry.”

John sat on the sofa with a lit cigarette, but he didn’t take a drag.

He seemed to be absent-minded. He kept looking at the front door, as if he was waiting for someone.

After a while, a servant came in from outside and respectfully said, “Count Nangong, Queen Anne sent someone to take Sean to Scher Mountain.”

Vicente worriedly looking over at the man sitting on the sofa.

John nodded slightly, stubbed out the cigarette and threw it into the trash can. When he stood up, he straightened himself up to look neat.

He had been waiting for this moment.

He wondered what judgment he’d get from Nina’s parents.

“I hope everything goes well.” Vicente wished him good luck as he walked out.

Once he was out of sight, Vicente frowned and said, “Cali, he wasn’t that cruel to Lynda. I’m afraid that Queen Anne might actually show how cruel

one can be.”

Cali pricked up her ears.

“He blamed himself. If he had restrained himself yesterday, things wouldn’t have had to happen like this. He brought Nina under so much scrutiny that he couldn’t let himself off easily. Beyond that, her parents won’t let him go. I don’t know how much he will suffer, but I’m sure it won’t be easy for him,” Vicente said worriedly. Cali partially understood, but she couldn’t pinpoint the reason.

She needed to make sure of one thing first. “Count Nangong, have you really divorced Princess Nina?”

Vicente turned her head and looked into Cali’s inquiring eyes. Then, she smiled and continued to look ahead.

“I’ll tell you one thing. I was the one who stole Nina away from Sean. That’s why I feel so sorry for them. I made an agreement with her parents and forced her to marry me.”

This was a complete shock to Cali. She never believed that the count would have done such a thing.

“I won’t tell anyone,” Cali promised.

Vicente smiled gently. “I know. By the way, Lynda will work in the castle with you from now on. I’ll let her enjoy the same treatment that I’ve afforded to you.”

“Really?” Cali’s eyes lit up again.

She knew that after what had happened today, there would be no place for Lynda to stay on C Island anymore.

“Of course. Now go and get the doctor to check your face.”

“Thank you, Count Nangong. You really are a good person.”

Cali happily glided out the room.

Vicente couldn’t help thinking what a smart and simple girl Cali was.

The reason why she wanted Lynda here was that she wanted to keep watch on her. She didn’t want her hate to fester and for her to seek revenge. It would have put them in a state of constant danger.

If Lynda wanted to do something bad to them, it would be easy to get rid of her.

In the process, it made Cali happy and made her a more reliable employee.

Of course this was John’s idea.

Vicente thought of Nina as her good friend, but John was always going to be her teacher.

The whole issue was taking up the whole morning. John stood in the scorching sun as sweat dripped down from his forehead.

He stood there as a punishment. In all honesty, he wasn’t bitter about it at all.

Nina didn’t even know any of this was happening. Anne had blocked the network signal for the whole of Scher Mountain.

Although Nina had some doubts, Rebecca convinced her with a flawless excuse.

It was strange that Rebecca sent lunch to Nina’s room though, and said that they didn’t have to eat in the dining room today.

When Nina woke up from her nap, she wanted to take the babies out to bask in the sun and feel the fresh sea breeze, but was stopped by Rebecca.

She finally realized that something had to be wrong.

She pretended to agree with Rebecca, but as soon as the possibility arose, she pushed her out the way, beat the bodyguards, and rushed out of the door.

She saw that John was standing in the hot sun, sweating profusely while his lips dried out like the desert sand.

“John!” She shouted his name. He didn’t seem to hear her and possibly didn’t want to move his head, fearing he’d pass out from the dizziness. He didn’t know how long it would take for the punishment to be over. Only by holding on could he see his future parents-in-law.

He had never endured such a grueling punishment before, but he knew he deserved it.

Noticing that he was dehydrated, Nina rushed down the castle to go to him. When she got down there, he had already been taken away.