The Woman From Hell

Chapter 116

"Cindy!" From a distance, Petra panicked and darted over.

However, there was someone quicker than her. He went ahead and took Cindy into his arms.

"Quick, call 120.”

"Where did the family doctor go? Quickly give her a check-up."

All of a sudden, the hall was in a great frenzy. Some were checking on Cindy while some were softly comforting Petra.

A while later, Cindy finally opened her eyes. She stared at Theo who was carrying her and said weakly," Theowy, my whole body is aching. Will you send me to the hospital, please?"

"Okay." Theo glanced at me while I stood at the top of the stairs. He looked cold from head to toe. He carried Cindy out of the door as Petra and Grayson followed closely behind.

Guests who were left behind in the hall were talking quietly.

"It couldn’t be Mrs. Grant who pushed her, right? I saw

them talking earlier." “As expected, jealousy makes one go crazy. It must be her. I heard that President Grant always treats Miss Reed kindly, and Mrs. Grant is really unhappy about it. Besides, Miss Reed found her parents today. She must be afraid of losing her status, that's why she pushed her."

with

that coming at all. She looks like a gentle person. Who knew

about it? Aren't all rich people like

discussions downstairs, but I could

drama made me exhausted.

you were very smart. I didn't think you'd lose control and take action with so many people around." Zedd had enough of the scene and started

and even your family background isn't comparable to hers. What makes you worthy of being with Theo? Take

forget it. Only Cindy is worthy of being

villain. You can't even bring yourself to say you like her. You’re going to be a coward

hit in his sore spot

but I looked steadily forward and proudly walked over while slightly lifting

garden outside. He

"This was your reason for bringing me here? If this is your way of torturing

man. Now, I finally understood that he was still the same.

the most merciless ways to directly torture me. Years had passed and I thought he had changed, but he just came up with

talking, I ignored him and ran outside. It was difficult to walk on the steps with heels. I decided to take my shoes off, carry

no cars outside and I could not

did not speak, nor did it stop me. It only followed