The Woman From Hell

Chapter 221

He was a very particular person, someone who suffered from mild mysophobia. I could imagine how hard it must be for him to spend the night in a bedroom that was only a few dozen square feet without any clean clothes.

Yet, there was not even a word of complaint from him. He was willing to stay here and keep me company all night.

The next morning, he woke up at the crack of dawn.

I said with bleary eyes, "You’re off to work so early?" "I'm going home to get changed. I have a meeting this morning. You can sleep a while more. I'll ask Keith to buy you breakfast later and bring you some new clothes. He'll bring you to the company for lunch after. I'll accompany you for the pregnancy check-up in the afternoon."

"You don’t have to buy me breakfast. I’ll have some of the bread and milk that you bought last night. I have some clothes here. I’ll go look for you in the afternoon myself," I mumbled before turning over, trying to go back to sleep.

He did not say anything more. He got up and left.

However, the urge to sleep had gone. He had been

particularly kind to me these days, and he pampered me so much. It was strange that I found him more unfamiliar than ever before. He was not the cold-hearted Theo Grant I knew back then.

wild as I lay on the bed. Cecilia called and told me that she was going back to Salt

to pick her up at the airport since I had nothing to do at

I left my car at the company, so

there was still another half an hour until Cecilia's plane landed. The sun was blazing outside, so I decided

I reached the stairs, two figures a distance away caught my attention. He was tall and handsome with a n imposing figure. The woman had a smoking hot body, looking beautiful and elegant. Both of them were heading outside. They were so eye-catching that the people around would look back at them. Some of

couple. I took out my phone

this morning, so I

holding my phone and looking at him from far away. His straight face turned gentle when he saw that it was me calling. There was a trace

it was

to your left," I

me and pulled me aside, away from the crowd. Then, he furrowed his brows and

saw Cindy who was glaring at me from far away. I said,

He turned around and walked toward Cindy after saying

found a seat at the corner and sat down. Running

busy, so it was