Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 50

"What did you say?"

Francis was about to explode with anger when he heard Sheila's words.

Even his voice became distorted because of how furious he was. His eyes were filled with rage.

Sheila instantly trembled a little. Instinctively, she covered her mouth with a pained expression. "Francis, t-that's not what I meant… "

She wanted to explain herself, but her words came out differently. "I'm just saying that you're useless. Only a useless man would yell and scold his own family. If you're that great, why don't you target that slut, Shannon, instead?

"You just didn't mess with her because she's now the daughter-in-law of the Jensen family. It's a shame that they look down on you and would just kick you away easily!"

"Mom!"

Connor felt like he was about to go crazy.

When had Sheila ever talked to Francis this way? Had she not always been obeying Francis' every word?

Had she gone crazy after they went out?

Sheila thought she was being driven mad as well.

Ever since they were at the Jensen residence, she couldn't control herself from only speaking the truth.

It wasn't just the truth. It was something she had been suppressing deep down.

When she saw Francis' face turn beet red with fury, she felt that things might be over for her soon.

But little did they know that just a moment ago, strands of black gas had been seeping out of the dark shadow wrapping around Rachel. They then slowly infiltrated Francis' body.

It was happening so quietly, but Francis' face was turning increasingly terrifying.

He glared at Sheila as he pointed at her with trembling fingers.

"You… You…"

He was so enraged that he couldn't say a word. But the anger was boiling inside him, demanding to be unleashed.

Suddenly, his eyes fell on the golf clubs placed at the doorway. He immediately walked over and seized one of them.

Connor's expression changed the moment he saw Francis' action. Sheila's and Rachel's faces went pale, too.

Before Connor could lunge over and stop him, Francis had already grabbed a golf club. He swung it hard.