The Woman From Hell

Chapter 156

To summarise, he had done everything evil a child was capable of doing-as well as things children should have been incapable of doing-and I had been his target. The only thing in my favor was that he would always remember to call my mother to look for me after one of his pranks.

I was probably extremely fortunate to have managed t o survive every time.

My mother felt very guilty about all of this. She was constantly crying and always hugging me, but she could not do anything about Tyler since she had already accepted the money from the supplier. She could not throw him out.

I grew up in a harsh environment under the shadow of Tyler's torment, which took a toll on both my physical and mental state. It was the root cause of my future illness.

When I was 15, Tyler graduated from high school. At that time, he was gaining popularity due to his computer skills. He had taken part in a competition at school and had gotten first place nationwide. I remember he said that he would become the best hacker in the country.

However, an accident crushed his dreams. It also

granted me an escape.

That year, Tyler’s father’s factory was reported to have been producing counterfeit products. When the Industry and Commerce ministry sent someone over t o investigate, the accountant of the factory, on his own accord, gave the authorities evidence of Tyler's father evading taxes, his corruption, and his involvement with bribery. He also gave them proof of his money laundering.

This accountant was my best friend and classmate's father-Cecilia's father.

wife, who was in Whaldorf City, filed for a divorce to prove her innocence. The loss of his

whammy, and it broke the

he

locked himself in his room for three

the city to sell eggs, and

his intentions behind reporting Tyler's father. They got into a huge quarrel.

him look like a demon from hell. Till today, I could

up, both Cecilia's parents would both be sickly in bed? They passed away

Cecilia’s home. Since cases of food poisoning like Cecilia’s parents were very common in the village, no one said anything more about

so this

on the way there. He locked us

in the damp, dimmed cellar. We

we got out of the cellar, we would live together forever, and we would never

He would not go looking for u

found an opportunity to break free on a rainy night. We did not dare to stay in the village, so we

never saw Tyler again, until we met him the

due to physical and emotional damage. She started working at a cafe. By my mother's request,

to worry when I was locked up by Tyler. Her health had deteriorated ever since then. She could no