The Woman From Hell

Chapter 126

He paused and halted his footsteps. His bottomless eyes tinged with icy coldness.

"Wanda, who are you talking to?” Cecilia heard noises and asked.

"Someone came to check on the gas." After I said that, I raised my hands and pushed Theo out of the door before closing it.

He raised his brows, and I saw anger in his icy-cold expression. It was probably the first time he was pushed out of the door.

"It's late. What's the matter?" I ignored his unhappiness and asked.

He stood in front of me with his hands in his pockets, fixing his gaze on me. There was no expression on his face. It took him a long time to finally speak. "I came t o bring you home.”

I was depressed, but it was not the time to fight with each other. I lowered my voice and spoke softly," Didn't I tell you that I’ll be staying here for a while? Don't worry, I'll take good care of the baby."

"And I've told you, you can only stay at the villa until the baby is born. At least there's someone at home who can take care of you.” He would not budge. He

leaned on the wall and gave me that look, which showed he would not stop until he got what he wanted.

"Theo Grant!" I yelled angrily, "Can't you understand the human language? Can’t you let me cool down for a while?"

a big house. You won’t be disturbed. And there’s Miss Woods

I...

continued to say, "If you insist on staying here,

serious tone. It was neither a threat nor a

I was speechless.

choice but to compromise. I looked at him and said, "Fine, I promise you that I'll go back

his

a sigh of relief and turned around. When I was about to enter the house, his voice came from behind." I’ll stay here and go back tomorrow as

I could not help

come back with me right now," h e said

I took a long and deep breath. If

took my phone out and texted Cecilia. Then,

elevator, he was looking at me. He looked relieved, and there was a

face away from him and

the car, I continued to ignore him. He let it slide and even attentively helped

to reach the villa. Miss Woods came out to welcome me back. She

little guilty for coming home late. I forgot to call Miss Woods

dishes on the table. I could not

heard that you weren't home, he didn't eat his dinner and went out to look for you. Let me reheat the food. Take a seat first." After Miss Woods spoke, she went into the kitchen and

so dark just now that I did not manage to take a good look at him. Now, I realized that his face